Sentence examples for the proposition is that from inspiring English sources

Put crudely, the proposition is that voters said one thing to the pollsters, but in the polling booth a significant number of them changed their minds and voted Conservative.

Tom Ford being a fashion label, the proposition is that one either uses MDMA or wears an expensive black tuxedo.

The proposition is that both sides win: restaurants get patrons they otherwise wouldn't, and customers get both dining reservations and a discount.

What is unsettling about The Proposition is that there is none of the customary reverence for Aborigines that is often compulsory for Australian films.

The proposition is that we do not have and should not exercise volition in the making of children; pregnancies are an arranged marriage we are not free to buck.

"The proposition is that we continue with this order without rights or face a supposed invasion from the United States," Mr. Payá said in a telephone interview from his Havana home.

When George W. Bush ("the M.B.A. President") and Mitt Romney ran on their business records, the proposition was that business provided a theory of how the world worked and how executives ought to behave.

"At the very beginning, the proposition was that Maxwell House International had a defined image, a defined fan base," says Harris Wilkinson, creative director at the Shopper Arts Network.

The proposition was that Catholics who want a church more bighearted on issues like the role of women and the acceptance of gay love should consider looking elsewhere, because today's Catholic hierarchy is stuck in a deep rut.

The rationale behind this proposition is that the overall behaviour of a cancer must be determined by the expression of the genes within it.

The enraging thing about that proposition is that we could really do it.