Sentence examples for propositions are from inspiring English sources

"Both of these propositions are unproven".

Thoughts regarded as propositions are clearly shareable.

Some analytic propositions are a priori, and most synthetic propositions are a posteriori.

Factual propositions are generally a posteriori, contingent, and synthetic.

Tautological propositions are generally a priori, necessary, and analytic, and significant propositions are generally a posteriori, contingent, and synthetic.

I don't think that our propositions are extreme propositions, whatever the subject".

Because all analytic propositions are both a priori and necessary, most philosophers have assumed without much reflection that all necessary propositions are a priori.

Simple (atomic) propositions are denoted by letters, and compound (molecular) propositions are formed using the standard symbols: · for "and," ∨ for "or," ⊃ for "if... then," and ∼ for "not".

Propositions are potential premises/conclusions.

Such propositions are abstract objects.

These propositions are not obviously reconcilable.