Sentence examples for propositions were from inspiring English sources

My opening propositions were unsatisfying.

Both propositions were overshadowed by the gubernatorial showdown and resoundingly defeated.

"All these propositions were guesses," Mr. Ridley writes, "and all are correct".

But you were laughing, too, because some of the propositions were so wild.

Elections officials reported Tuesday night that the two propositions were passing by substantial margins in virtually every corner of the state.

Sometimes the propositions were intimated; sometimes they were unusually blunt, especially given the Taliban's official position on homosexuals, which is that they should be killed.

About 81% of the eligible voters went to the polls, and the remaining four propositions were approved by between 81% and 90% of the electorate.

These propositions were severely criticized by members of the left-wing literary circles, who believed that literature should serve a political purpose by depicting class struggles.

He pointed out that the Vienna Circle's key article of faith, the principle of verification, according to which all propositions were meaningless unless they could be verified, could not itself be verified and hence was meaningless.

Mr Berry said that the officers' propositions were "extraordinary and incredible" and said that the two Tesco employees had "no reason to lie, no reason to exaggerate, no reason to embellish".

Other important thoughts of the ancients were that to poetry belonged "tales" and not "arguments", and that "semantic" (rhetorical or poetical) propositions were to be distinguished from "apophantic" (logical).