Sentence examples for propositions really from inspiring English sources

And do my propositions really follow one from the other?

(Ramsey himself takes truth-bearers to be propositions rather than sentences. Glanzberg (2003b) questions whether Ramsey's account of propositions really makes him a deflationist).

"From an economic benefit standpoint, consumers have to ask, does the value proposition really hold," when choosing between a hybrid and another rental car, said Mr. Abrams.

That line earned the ire of feminist critics, some of whom called it "rapey" and argued it reinforced the myth that women who say "No" to a man's proposition really mean "Yes".

Sidgwick took disagreement seriously, and thought that if there was significant disagreement about the truth of some apparently self-evident moral proposition, then that casts doubt on whether that proposition really is self-evident.

For it the proposition is false, the infinitival expression has nothing it can signify, so that the proposition really doesn't have any additional signification at all, contrary to the whole point of the theory".

"We are focused on making the value proposition really appealing to consumers…We think there is a big opportunity there," she said.

It isn't about being the fourth, fifth or 251st the proposition really is that we have great movies, great original content and a multi-platform approach that we think the marketplace needs.

He considers the question of whether the fictionalist about D should be taken as making a claim about what proposition really is expressed in an ordinary utterance of a declarative sentence of D, or rather just a claim about what is pragmatically communicated.

When she is grabbed by a friend's husband over his new baby's bassinet, she neither capitulates (yet; this is only the first of many such propositions) or really resists.

We tend to frame these debates has win-loose propositions, but really, every choice in life comes with its costs and benefits.