Sentence examples for their propositions from inspiring English sources

By the time of Plato, geometers customarily proved their propositions.

Writers have often come to me before, but too often their propositions were a closed circuit.

Curators are willing to stand by their propositions and arguments as they are reflected in their work.

When founders came over to talk, he'd train his green eyes on them, listen to their propositions, then crisply observe, "What everyone gets wrong about that is . .

At the live final on Friday they were each given a few minutes to pitch in front of the judges, who quizzed them about their propositions, before deliberating about the winners.

"... whereas the geometers prove their propositions by fixed and incontestable principles, here the principles are verified by the conclusions to be drawn from them; the nature of these things not allowing of this being done otherwise.

Their proposition was different.

In their proposition – in their moral proposition – they're not confrontational.

Their proposition is simple and delivered almost effortlessly.

Yet whenever their proposition has been put to the British electorate, they have been roundly defeated.

And shortly they had enough signatures to put their proposition to a statewide vote this fall.