Sentence examples for proposition statement from inspiring English sources

No matter which theory one adopts, elaborating this concept of "truth" involves a cluster of related concepts: sentence, proposition, statement, fact, semantics, reference, connotation, denotation, plus a few others.

Table 2 Distribution of speech functions Commodity Speech functions Frequency Percentage goods and services proposal command 167 25.41 % offer 50 7.6 % information proposition statement 426 65.4 % question 15 1.7 % Total 658 100%%.

The following section will focus on one type of proposition (statement) and one type of proposal (command), and the use of mood and modality in realizing these two speech functions and building a certain image of the speaker.

Explain that persuasive writing can be organized with the introduction, statement of the case, proposition statement, refutation, confirmation, digression and conclusion.

The proposition statements were developed by linking the outcomes to the drivers, contexts and/or mechanisms (Table  4).

From the logic model, we developed a series of testable, proposition statements, or preliminary theories of change.

Formal logic, the abstract study of propositions, statements, or assertively used sentences and of deductive arguments.

The list of candidates has included beliefs, propositions, statements, sentences, and utterances of sentences.

There is no doubt that there are some propositions (statements) that can be made after acquaintance with works of art that could not be made before: for example, that this performance of Beethoven's Eroica Symphony was 47 minutes long, that this painting predominates in green, that this piece of sculpture originated about 350 bce.

Theories are customarily represented as collections of sentences, propositions, statements or beliefs, etc., and their logical consequences.

The shift was justified by appeal, first of all, to the assumption that a scientific theory is a system of sentences or sentence like structures (propositions, statements, claims, and so on) to be tested by comparison to observational evidence.