Sentence examples for propositions i from inspiring English sources

One of the scariest propositions I ever saw in government was the idea that a Cabinet committee would oversee design of the Olympic stadium.

A deeply proud and devout Jew like Claude Montefiore -- to take only one example -- could deplore the entire Zionist scheme because it "assumes that the Jewish race constitutes a 'nation,' or might profitably become a nation, both of which propositions I deny".

To these reasonably convincing propositions, I'll add one more: she represents the archetype of the happy girl, which is one that many people resist.

I also learned a potentially infinite set of de se propositions: 'I learned that X', 'I learned that I learned that X' and so on.

While they have been very influential historically, especially their Christian variants, as theoretical propositions I believe they rest on core premises which are too contentious and exclusionary.

Furthermore, in this work, feminist theories also provide insights and reflect on the analyzed data by shedding light on the following propositions: i.

Because the entity corresponding to a sentence is called a proposition, I'll call these propositional semantic theories.

I remember being completely indifferent as to which side of any proposition I should debate on.

If I'm an economic proposition, I'll turn to business".

Still: when I read about his proposition I couldn't help but wonder — pine?

And as long as they keep propositioning, I'm going along for the ride.