Sentence examples for proposition that this from inspiring English sources

"The long-term proposition that this represents is really not very pretty.

Few people actually are, for that means blind faith in the proposition that this universe originated in a cipher and aimlessly rushes nowhere".

"After they accepted the proposition that this was actually happening, they were furious," said Jim Gerstein, the executive director of Democracy Corps.

We appear to accept the proposition that this utopian, millenarian faith describes a neutral force; a kind of biological law, like Darwin's theory of evolution.

He was, no doubt, among the 5,951 readers of the 6,807 polled who agreed with the newspaper's proposition that this was "the worst Australian team to lose an Ashes series on home soil".

Does this loss of taxpayers' investment raise the proposition that this loss of skilled labour be investigated and indeed some form of levy be placed on private healthcare providers to fund the training of future NHS staff?

A proposition that meets this condition can be called a priori in at least one sense of this term, or we can call it simply epistemically necessary (without relativization to an agent).

However, taking the negation of this proposition that is always false has the consequence that the proposition "$S_z=-1/2 S_z=-1/2 $OR $S_x=-1/2 S_x=-1/2 $hish to alwaysicistrueems extremely odd.

It is this last proposition that is most complicated, but also grounded in the title of the show: "Sharon Lockhart/Noa Eshkol".

It's this counterintuitive proposition that makes Jelly so intriguing.

Mr. Obama apparently agrees with this curious proposition that has long been sacrosanct within the establishment: anyone who questions it is naive or... or is an isolationist.