Sentence examples for propositions but also from inspiring English sources

Some theories of logic consider not only oppositions between propositions but also oppositions between terms ("well" and "not well"; "moral" and "immoral") as contradictories.

Burke, in other words, could think through not only his own grouping of propositions but also their inverse.

One thing is for sure: thanks to them, companies not only can design innovative value propositions, but also radically modify the way they operate.

Ramus took over these laws; but he applied them not only to propositions but also to the construction of entire arts.

Dummett's restriction, by comparison, bars not only the substitution of these propositions, but also the substitution of logically complex proposition that are clearly knowable.

It could be denied, however, by a philosopher who holds that we stand in intentional relations, not only to propositions, but also to objects.

This makes legislature a difficult proposition but also a rich one.

It not only retains the semantic plentifulness of facts and proposition, but also makes the reasoning results more effectively.

It's a migraine of a proposition, but also absolutely vital – because nothing makes sense until you try.

If that were to happen, businesses would be following public sentiment rather than helping to shape it a less risky proposition, but also a less significant one.

I agree with this proposition, but also find myself convinced that there are some crimes for which no other punishment can be deemed suitable.