Sentence examples for propositions being from inspiring English sources

This leads to some utterly bogus propositions being taken as fact (don't get me started on stress in pregnancy).

There are a number of propositions being tested here: Does a party that has consistently fought to limit or cut off access to safe and legal abortions and contraception — at the cost of women's health and in a manner that exposes a crude view of sexual violence — pay a price across the board?

The problem is this: it seems propositions, being the objects of belief, cannot in general be spatially and temporally unqualified.

This is perhaps more clear when we turn from sentences being true with respect to merely possible worlds to propositions being true at merely possible worlds.

The content of an ideal proposition is to be understood in terms of the (syntactic) consistency of the whole system consisting of ideal and real propositions being asserted.

Some philosophers reply that it makes no less sense to think of an individual (God) existing necessarily than it does to think of propositions being necessarily true.

My opening propositions were unsatisfying.

"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.

Propositions are "attitudinal objects".