Sentence examples for sense of statement from inspiring English sources

Let in addition ( ρ i ) i ∈ N and ( σ i ) i ∈ N be two sequences of non-negative numbers in the sense of statement (1) of this theorem.

They are unable to make sense of statements that are not simple assertions of fact.

He suggested that "we must learn to make sense of statements that at least resemble these" (1962, 121), and then spent a great deal of effort attempting to do so.

By the sense of a statement or proposition, Frege understood its content, i.e., 'the meaning of words' in the syntactic level.

It hard to make sense of this statement.

The precise medical sense of this statement was probably muddled in translation, but I took it at its most direct.

Trying to make sense of his statement is neither a construction project nor a destruction project, but rather a deconstruction project.

When I hear "it's a choice" (or "it's not a choice"), I can only make sense of the statement if I know if we're discussing same-sex attraction or same-sex action.

Roy has a keen sense of the statements people make with their houses.

Rationalism in this context connotes the scrutiny of myths in such a way as to make sense of the statements contained in them without taking literally their references to gods, monsters, or the supernatural.

What Bevis says may in some cases be true, but it doesn't much help investors make sense of financial statements.