Sentence examples for propositions could not from inspiring English sources

Of 72 propositions the attribution is uncertain, whereas 68 propositions could not be identified at all.

All such theories maintained that in some or all cases, terms in propositions could not "supposit for" (stand for, refer to) the propositions in which they occur.

The logical positivists demarcated more sharply the line between empirical language and normative language so that ethical propositions could not characteristically approach the status of an empirical science.

As McGeorge Bundy put it 30 years later, those two propositions couldn't have coexisted by 1965.

And in connection with immanent realism, platonists of this sort could argue that propositions couldn't be composed of immanent-realist properties, because people can believe propositions that are composed of properties that are not instantiated in the physical world.

Medication count may constitute a marker for severity of illness or an expression of conventional medicines not working, however this proposition could not be tested.

In contrast, Catchbox's proposition couldn't be any simpler.

Mr. Adair said: "If Albert Einstein were alive and he were interested in baseball, two very dubious propositions, he could not, starting from first principles, calculate how a baseball curves.

McGeorge Bundy, who so enabled the decision to escalate, later said, Kennedy had asserted "two propositions that could not have coexisted easily in later years: that we must not quit, and that, in the end, the Vietnamese must do the job for themselves" — a place Obama finds himself in today.

The taxpayer did not argue — and the Court did not rule — that as a general proposition taxes could not be imposed retroactively.

More especially, it has been argued that false propositions in re could not be unities: that the price of unifying a proposition at the level of reference would be to make it true (Dodd 2008a: 165).