Sentence examples for propositions without any from inspiring English sources

Moreover, consistency for full belief derives from the concept of belief as holding propositions to be true and from the logic of propositions, without any such assumed tie to action, and although Ramsey thought that such a connection was necessary to clarify the idea of partial belief, it seems that a fully analogous characterization of consistency for partial belief should do without it.

We give the following proposition without any proof, since the proof is similar to that of [6].

One can surely have finely graded beliefs in propositions without a connection to preferences.

This is equivalent to (D1) if, as seems plausible, for every false proposition there is a true one to the effect that it is false, and, less trivially, there are no propositions without a truth value.

Just as there is no difference in the distribution of truth-values amongst the body of propositions without a reciprocating difference in their subject matter, there is no difference in their subject matter without a difference in the distribution of their truth-values (Armstrong 2004: 7 8).

Recently some philosophers have thought that a person can be justified in believing, or accepting, a proposition without having any evidence to support it, and so even if there is no nonexperiential source of evidence for that belief, or acceptance.

"His style is neutral in a way," says Camu. "He wanted to make surreal propositions without distracting the viewer with style or painterly surfaces".

But then we could not have genuine false propositions without having false facts.

Those propositions without lines between them (for example X and Y) are incomparable.

The argument <Σ2, S2> provides us with an instance of a proposition s being a logical consequence of a set σ of propositions without being entailed by σ.

According to the specification objection, coherence theorists have no way to identify the specified set of propositions without contradicting their position.