Sentence examples for the very same proposition from inspiring English sources

This argument begs the question because the premise and conclusion are the very same proposition albeit expressed in different words.

Russell's conception of analysis at the time of the theory of descriptions — c.a. 1905 — is relatively clear: Analysis involves pairing up one sentence with another that expresses, more perspicuously, the very same Russellian proposition.

Those very same powerful clerics and statesmen, who lauded Ahmadinejad's superstitious political culture as the international revival of Shi'i Islam, now brand his very same propositions as satanic and unIslamic.

It's worth emphasizing, however, that the very same sentence asserted in a different conversational context could express an entirely different empirical proposition: just which proposition is expressed, on this metasemantic account, depends on what the individual parties to the conversation are currently presupposing about the meanings of the expressions used.

Voters in South Dakota may ban all smoking of cigarettes in restaurants and bars on the very same day that Californians might completely legalise the smoking of joints.That latter measure, called Proposition 19, is certainly the most controversial of the lot.

The very same problem.

Yes, the very same.

The very same.

The very same D.A.R.E.

They pretty much all offer the same proposition: the best price for your used electronics.

These difficulties all stem from the fact, noted earlier, that on the worlds view, sentences with very different syntactic structures and containing words with different semantic values may express the same proposition.