Sentence examples for rhematic from inspiring English sources

Signs are rhematic signs (also called "sumisigns" and "rhemes"), dicisigns (also called "quasi-propositions"), or arguments (also called "suadisigns"), accordingly as they are predicational/relational in character, propositional in character, or argumentative in character.

(For more on the relation between Peirce's phenomenological categories, and his sign typology, see (Lizska 1996) and (Savan 1988)) These ten types of sign are simply called after the combination of their elements: an ordinary proposition is a dicentic-symbolic-legisign, a spontaneous cry a rhematic-indexical-sinsign, and so on.