Let's mark the distinction of this paragraph by calling the former 'propositional memory' and the latter 'event memory.' The objects of propositional memory are propositions; the objects of event memory are events.
On the propositional view, facts are derivative upon propositions, the identity of a fact depends on the identity of a given proposition.
To all of those propositions, the answer could be maybe.
He drinks, he propositions the waitress, he teases the locals.
Of the two propositions, the first is less convincing than the second.
Narrowly avoiding awards season and landing in the middle of a glut of less exciting propositions, the latest Coen brothers comedy has a somewhat concerning February bow.
Beginning with axioms and definitions, Spinoza elucidates step by step, in a series of interlinked numbered propositions, the tenets of his philosophy.
REFLECTIONS about sexual propositions the author has received while hitchhiking… Writer tells about attending a party with his father in the Raleigh subdivision where he grew up.
What told them they were worth it in business were two beguiling propositions: the concept of leadership perfection – the intellectual equivalent of the Charles Atlas offer to six-stone weaklings – and that of a shortage of "leadership talent".
In "Feverish Propositions," the man has the thermometer, the woman has the fever: he takes her temperature, which, she says, she "had thought to save for a more difficult day".
"The 'bumping' provision gives unfettered power to a mayor, for any reason, to appoint and continue charter commissions to recommend ballot propositions, the existence of which will automatically deny petitioner-citizens access to the ballot by initiative," she ruled.
