Sentence examples for second proposition from inspiring English sources
The second proposition is, in essence, the foundation of taste.
On the second proposition Reynolds is on firmer ground.
The second proposition of Chicago economics — that governments don't do a good job.
Giles rejected the second proposition with some vigour and he was right to do so.
The second proposition does not contradict the first, because some things get much better.
The second proposition is that 9/11 was not a discrete crime.
The second proposition, if you affirm it sincerely, has already committed you to particular choices and decisions.
(3) "If one proposition (p) implies a second (q), then if that second proposition implies a third (r), the first implies the third".
It is the second proposition — that Iraq's chemical, biological, and nuclear arsenals, or programs, constituted an intolerable threat — that at this point seems near collapse.
The second proposition would state, "All United States military forces must leave Iraq within 90 days of this referendum" (yes or no).
Democracy cannot quickly be imposed The second proposition of a liberal conservative foreign policy is a recognition that democracy cannot quickly be imposed from outside.
