Sentence examples for total negation from inspiring English sources

The collective complained of the "total negation" of the growing number of women in comic-book art.

"Occupation ruins the life of an entire people because it is a total negation," Mr. Barghouti said.

This was about all the other Trump stuff: chaos and danger, the childish excitement of saying exactly the wrong thing, the weird thrill of total negation.

The opposite of Being is Not-Being (to mē eon), which for the Eleatics meant absolute nothingness, the total negation of Being; hence, Not-Being can never be.

Against the late-eighties backdrop of MTV, moral hysteria, and the culture wars, the rise of N.W.A. represented total negation — of the mainstream music industry, of the status quo, of waiting your turn and holding your tongue.

"The case proves that the legal system is on its last legs as we have now seen the total negation of any presumption of innocence," Hubert Delarue, one defense lawyer, told Agence France-Presse.

Armstrong responds to this charge with equanimity: "It is not denied, of course, that the totalling or alling relation involves negation.

The present negation will almost certainly be negated in turn.

I assume with McCloskey (1997) that this interpretation is derived by total reconstruction of the subject to a position lower than negation.

Can a negation be recorded without that recording somehow negating the negation?

Adams (1974), for example, defines possible worlds to be consistent sets of propositions that are total in the sense of containing, for every proposition p, either p or its negation; Fine (1977), fleshing out ideas of Prior, defines a possible world to be a consistent proposition w that is total in the sense that, for every proposition p, w entails either p or its negation.