Sentence examples for propositions having from inspiring English sources

There may be an infinity of propositions in either case, but here, constraints on the admissible substitutions apply and above all, Bolzano only considers propositions having a finite number of variants.

On the other hand, theological propositions, having no correlation with material reality, deal not with the facts of ordinary experience but with a supposed "reality" that transcends the physical world, and just as the language of opinion ought to have no place in the discourse of physical science, so the untestable and unverifiable propositions of theology have no place in moral science.

While most propositions have carrots, this one is all stick.

These propositions have fared variously since the fall of the regime.

Often in rhetorical language the deliberate omission of one of the propositions has a dramatic effect.

Architectural problems and propositions have many scales simultaneously – keep ranging across them.

Propositions have no shape.

Propositions have senses, not individuals, as constituents.

Propositions have a certain set-theoretic structure.

(Even the correspondence theorist holds that propositions about propositions have propositions as their truth conditions).

In simple type theory, all propositions have the same type.