Sentence examples for this kind of proposition from inspiring English sources

(Some philosophers like to call this kind of proposition a "back-tracking counterfactual", because it is a subjunctive conditional statement whose consequent refers to an earlier time than its antecedent).

"The difficulties in this kind of proposition are in building a machine to identify garbage versus anything else, and in convincing corvids to use it," he told VICE.

And whether you find that kind of proposition novel or creepy, you're going to have to get used to it.

Even though nobody else does what Curve does — the product is innovative on a multiple fronts, such as its "financial time travel" feature — it is also the kind of proposition that not everybody gets until they've signed up and started using it.

He was interested in an "enabling development" whereby a stadium could be created and funded as part of a business or leisure opportunity —exactly the kind of proposition put forward by Winkelman.

Grosseteste holds that this kind of contingency of propositions about future events or things implies that the things or events the proposition is about may themselves be called contingent, and that this kind of contingency is sufficient for the freedom of our future acts.

After that, delegates can vote on anything — even the kind of propositions that have so hobbled the government in California.

To the opponents of Proposition 8, this kind of analogy is a rallying cry; but as white Hollywood has recently discovered, to the blacks who voted for the measure, it's galling.

Beside its own merits (mathematics is full of such propositions), this kind of analyticity is an intermediate step towards logical analyticity.

What kind of proposition will Mario Balotelli be when he's really warmed up for it?

"All my plays have a kind of proposition about the theatre.