Sentence examples for to propositions from inspiring English sources

Hereafter, unless otherwise noted, when I refer to propositions or to propositional models of implicit attitudes, I refer to propositions in the ordinary sense, not to APE and RIM's propositional processes.

In this sense he granted priority to propositions over their non-propositional parts (i.e., ideas), thereby anticipating Frege and Wittgenstein.

Instead, Russell had propositional functions — functions from objects to propositions — in place of senses.

The character (Kaplan) or propositional concept (Stalnaker) is a function from contexts to propositions.

Propositional attitude reports concern the cognitive relations people bear to propositions.

They spur her to propositions that, availing or not, solicit dead-honest responses of eye, mind, and heart.

In ordinary conversation the word probability is applied not only to variable phenomena but also to propositions of uncertain veracity.

There is, however, another way of talking about truth in literature that is not or is not as obviously connected to propositions.

Like knowledge, probability admits of degrees, the highest of which attaches to propositions endorsed by the general consent of all people in all ages.

This brings us to Propositions 20 and 27 in California.

Thanks to Propositions 3.2 and 3.3, we derive the following.