Sentence examples for proposition made from inspiring English sources

This brave proposition made by David Cameron created a real outcry both in my home country France and in Brussels.

This was a spontaneous, half-kidding proposition, made over beers, but a broad circle of acquaintances came to take it seriously.

This is the proposition made by indie artists and it's one reason so many major entertainment companies hive off "indie" labels, imprints and brands.

He added that the authors of the proposition "made a tactical mistake — they didn't go and kiss the ring of these environmental organizations and get their blessing".

For Jen, Chinese ways both ancient and enduring, prosaic and arcane, confirm the proposition made by Richard Nisbett, a University of Michigan psychologist, that "Westerners are protagonists of their autobiographical novels," whereas Asians are "merely cast members in movies touching on their existences".

A hypothetical proposition, for Theophrastus is a proposition made up of two or more component propositions (e.g., "p or q," or "if p then q"), and a hypothetical syllogism is an inference containing at least one hypothetical proposition as a premise.

The notion of the difference that a proposition makes in experience was fundamental to James's pragmatic methodology.

Let's not leave Freud wriggling on that hook; ask, instead, does his proposition make rational sense?

She and Herrington hired new staff and rebuilt around what she claims was always her core proposition: making city streets more walkable.

This fall, Mr. Blocher also helped defeat a referendum proposition making it easier for children and grandchildren of foreigners to obtain Swiss passports.

He has to simplify the customer proposition – make promotions less complicated, edit the range and reassess the value of Clubcard and Price Promise.