Sentence examples for to be proposition from inspiring English sources

A nice illustration seems to be Proposition 14.1.

Did he deserve to be hissed at for offering this service, any more than any woman deserves to be propositioned on public transportation?

This would be more considerate to all concerned than having policemen spend their days and nights sitting on the john waiting to be propositioned.

That is the shortest time it took him to be propositioned by adults when posing as a preteen in an Internet chat room.

"Labour reduced the age of consent for homosexuality from 18 to 16 allowing school children to be propositioned for homosexual relationships".

This assumption trivially holds if sets of worlds are taken to be propositions, but such an assumption is not needed.

Subjective probability theory as well as the theory of DS belief functions take the objects of belief to be propositions.

(Ramsey himself takes truth-bearers to be propositions rather than sentences. Glanzberg (2003b) questions whether Ramsey's account of propositions really makes him a deflationist).

Those facts, she argues, have to be propositions, but they must be highly specific, almost as specific as facts conceived of as particulars (see section 1.3 below).

And I told them no, unless you want to really experience what it feels like to be propositioned, because that's what's going to happen.

Though one wants to be mistaken for a missionary, long-dress missionary-chic is sometimes preferable to being propositioned by every man on the street.