Sentence examples for true premises from inspiring English sources

True premises and a true conclusion.

But in a valid argument it is impossible to have true premises and a false conclusion.

A good, or valid, deductive argument is one in which the conclusion follows from the premises one in which true premises would guarantee a true conclusion.

The feature of (3) that guarantees that every instance of it will be valid is its construction in such a manner that every uniform way of replacing its variables to make the premises true automatically makes the conclusion true also, or, in other words, that no instance of it can have true premises but a false conclusion.

In the above case: if MP is applied to true premises then the conclusion is true; MP is applied to true premises; hence the conclusion is true.

For Frege, these logically true premises are definitions of the terms which occur in them.

But to understand the true premise of "Kai Po Che," audiences may want to note what Mr. Bhagat changed or omitted from his novel as he wrote the screenplay with the director.

I got so swept up in the Rudy case that I almost forgot what the true premise of this show was until the halfway point, when Nick was suddenly being tailed.

If the results of an algorithm-testing trial indicate that no differences in outcomes exist and, if this is what is being tested rather than the efficacy of a specific drug, one has to ponder the true premise of the trial.

For example, 'Pat is asleep' can be used at one time to express a true premise, and at another time to express a false premise.

If a truth is the consequence of several truths, they constitute its total ground while each true premise is a partial ground.