Sentence examples for salient past from inspiring English sources

= In all of x's doxastic worlds at a contextually salient past time, p was true.

= There is a world compatible with x's beliefs at a contextually salient past time in which p was true.

∃w"∈ DOXx,w,t: [p(w") = 1] = There is a world compatible with x's beliefs at a contextually salient past time in which p was true.     b.

∀w"∈ DOXx,w,t: [p(w") =1] = In all of x's doxastic worlds at a contextually salient past time, p was true.   b.

The speaker has already taken ¬p as established in the common ground, and she further talks about her belief in p at a certain contextually salient past time.

An inference could be yielded from 63a, which says that there would also be a world compatible with x's beliefs at a contextually salient past time in which ¬p was true; this thus leads to violation of the felicity condition in 63b.

Whereas distributive injustice was more salient when future (versus past) orientation was induced, interactional injustice was more salient when past orientation was induced and at less temporal distance.

Mr. LeMieux appears to have difficulty recalling many salient details of his past life.

[ image: /photos/590954dd1c7a8e33fb38b3aa] The most salient trait of this past week is that the government, despite fears of the contrary, was up and running for all of it.

The most salient trait of this past week is that the government, despite fears of the contrary, was up and running for all of it.

Because high novelty is a salient identity marker, authors' past recognition for highly novel work helps same authors' new highly novel work earn positive audience valuation.