Sentence examples for the true statement from inspiring English sources
The true statement "Man is featherless" offers an example of an accident.
In the true statement "Man is a rational animal," the predicate is convertible with the subject and states its essence; therefore, "rational animal" is the definition of man.
To express the true statement "The liar sentence is undefined", we are forced to ascend into a meta-language of Lγ.
The truth in both is decided by convention, not by something inhering in the true statement (or its content), or the valid perception (or its object).
The sophist refuses to distinguish the true statement that "[the kind] white horse is not [identical to the kind] horse" from the false "white horse is not [of the kind] horse".
Even more problematic are description terms like "the present king of France" and an unquestionable semantics of the (true) statement that "the present king of France does not exists" is not easy to provide.
The confidence reveals the number of times the true statements.
Strategy 2 is the same except that one of the true statements must be 'pain well relieved by recumbency'.
Students were asked to examine the figures and then identify the true statements from a list of possible conclusions.
When they finally took the stage together, Mr. Romney uttered perhaps the truest statement of the event, which had come together in a last-minute flurry after false reports that Mr. Trump would throw his support behind Newt Gingrich.
With the exception of a very special few, that is one of the truest statements I've heard.
