Sentence examples for propositions and from inspiring English sources
On this view, propositions and propositional functions have an order.
On propositional complexity, see the entries on singular propositions and structured propositions).
Truth is not a function of propositional coherence or of a correspondence between propositions and reality.
These are democratic works, universally accessible as formal propositions, and unlike anything else (Kimmelman).
He doesn't begin with general propositions and apply them indiscriminately to every policy decision.
It delights in Swift's devil's advocacy of outrageous propositions and in Wilde's trick of turning truisms on their head.
"Back and pelvis protectors are different propositions, and I doubt if men would care to wear them.
Let's politely call them three dodgy propositions, and avoid mixing too much snake oil with the hogwash.
But only sort-of, because facts are rarely simple bare truth propositions – and almost never in politics.
Curators are willing to stand by their propositions and arguments as they are reflected in their work.
Whenever we talk about how to sell digital stuff, we freely and unsystematically mix up value propositions and product designs.
