Sentence examples for the two propositions from inspiring English sources

Of the two propositions, the first is less convincing than the second.

What "Marilyn and Maggie" together suggest is that the two propositions are joined: one is not born a woman, but impersonates one.

Elections officials reported Tuesday night that the two propositions were passing by substantial margins in virtually every corner of the state.

Dow Jones, however, notes that the lines between the two propositions have increasingly blurred, as large hedge fund groups such as Citadel become more "institutionalized," and banks have shed staff and cut business lines to improve their financial footing.

"Want to earn some extra cash?" She had got a spare room, and she did want to earn some extra cash: it was just that she had never regarded the two propositions as being related.

He offered alleged proofs of the two propositions that the universe had a beginning and is of finite extent (the thesis) and also of a contrary proposition (the antithesis).

Polls have shown five of the six propositions trailing.

Each of the three propositions is an A, E, I, or O proposition.

"The Eight Propositions," by Mr. Greco, Mr. Scholten and Ms. McGuire, is the program's least laborious entry.

In June a series of proposals for a treaty, the Nineteen Propositions (1642), was presented to the king.

He noted that the Suffolk bond issue, approved by 211,692 to 104,482, or by about 67percentt of voters, had the lowest percentage of support among the four propositions.