Sentence examples for the whole proposition from inspiring English sources
Belittling to the whole proposition.
"The whole proposition doesn't stack up either.
The thoughts that scurry through the mind: the whole proposition was preposterous.
Of course, the whole proposition had seemed unlikely from the outset.
Our happiness for him and the timing of his departure made the whole proposition shimmer.
The whole proposition is illustrated on a real-world prognostics problem concerning the prediction of an engine health.
Third, the notion of "value" (Wert) here clearly means the truth-value of a whole proposition, not its propositional content specifically, which explains why a modal predicate "contributes nothing to the content of a judgment," i.e., it contributes nothing to the specific content of a judgment over and above its truth-value.
The apparent noun phrase such as 瓜田李下 kua 1 tien 5 li 2 ha 7 in the melon plots and under the plum tree, a juxtaposition of two noun phrases, as in 9, may stand for a whole proposition when the missing predicate is restored.
In any case, Abelard's point clearly is that he takes the causal relation to hold between the significata of whole propositions, regardless of the particular content of these propositions, or the particular kind of causality involved.
-On that whole Proposition 19 debacle: "Once the dust settled everything was just fine nobody's been fired, everyone is perfectly happy.
"The whole campaign proposition is that it's great to do a job you love," Mr. Hagerty says, and that applies to moms as much as to apple farmers and vice versa.
