Sentence examples for proposition that he from inspiring English sources

"And I think we embrace that proposition, that he stands qualified to be the president".

In fairness to Fuhrman, the proposition that he planted the glove on Simpson's property may be just that — unbelievable.

I don't think there's any evidence to support the proposition that he would, in fact, do it".

Prince Manny is the most successful of the three in the early going, though success means a few chaste kisses and a blunt proposition that he shyly declines.

The Justices stressed that they took the case "on the proposition that he wasn't engaging in speech at all," as Chief Justice John Roberts put it.

He refused to accept the proposition that he had a choice of risking his Army or seeing the Communists win the war.

The rigorously geometric cat-and-mouse sequence that follows is more irksome, both for the all-too-obvious debt to "Vertigo" (and the many highbrow stalker films it has inspired) and for the sense that Mr. Guerin has stopped making a movie and has started advancing a proposition that's he's obligated to complete.

From 1928 on, Brouwer devised a number of strong counterexamples to classically valid propositions, that is, he showed that these propositions were contradictory.

He did suggest, however, that this was the likeliest reason for the conference call: "Based on all the conversations I have had with Romney World this week, I would bet that Mitt and Ann Romney's proposition, that if he runs he will become the Republican nominee, is about to be tested".

Develop a proposition that's distinctive.

As an abstract proposition, that is logical.