Sentence examples for propositions left from inspiring English sources

But very roughly, the identification of facts with true propositions left them unable to see what a false proposition could be other than something which is just like a fact, though false.

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Unfortunately, this reversal of Tolstoy's proposition leaves the story with nowhere to go.

The dotcom fiasco, and that is what it looks like, noting as we do many more complaints over praise for the current proposition, leaves a bitter taste for investors to our minds.

But the double-or-nothing proposition has left many frequent travelers -- and some loyalty program experts -- with a different impression.

The latter proposition was left open for discussion after a cabinet split over concerns it could leave people stateless, contrary to Australia's international obligations.

Kvanvig (1986) holds that such knowledge involves a "direct grasp" of a proposition, which leaves it open that God could believe the same propositions without thereby ending up with present-time knowledge or first-person knowledge of someone else.

In the latest episode of the California Politics Podcast, Myers leads a discussion on some new polling of ballot propositions that have left a lot of voters undecided.

Proposition 19 leaves most decisions about marijuana commerce to local authorities, and Bay Area cities of all sizes will quite likely try different approaches to taxing and regulation.

(The State of California, in the person of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, declined to defend Proposition 8, leaving it to private lawyers to fill in).

Many academic papers take years to write, and its a risky proposition to leave it in the hands of an experimental publisher.