Sentence examples for truly reported from inspiring English sources

This is because Sally's belief, which is truly reported by (5), does not involve Bill himself but rather some mode of presentation of Bill.

Hilbert's view seems accordingly to have been that the formal soundness of mathematics issues ultimately, not from a logical source, but from a concrete one[27], in much the same way as the consistency of truly reported empirical statements is guaranteed by the concreteness of the external world[28].

Bromley revised and corrected the manuscript before its publication in 1613, declaring it to be "truly reported" and "fit and worthie to be published".

First, the prevalence of events identified as being of international public health concern might not reflect the prevalence of events truly reported to WHO.

However, these findings do not affect the internal validity of the study, and the fact that the current sample includes a wide variety of types of events can give confidence that the types of EID events truly reported to WHO are likely represented in the study sample.

He wrote: "Much as you may wish to think me a compound of the most misogynistic, ignorant, sexist and antediluvian pig who ever trod the planet I can truly report that I know and love enough women to be quite assured of the fact that women do indeed enjoy sex".

Indeed, it is quite intuitive that one might truly report another's beliefs using a demonstrative to refer to something that agent is not in a position to refer to demonstratively in any way whatsoever.

But on a Fregean view, this sort of view of attitude ascriptions would require that Hammurabi thought of the planet Venus under the same mode of presentation as I attach to the term 'Hesperus.' This seems implausible, since it seems that I can truly report Hammurabi's beliefs without knowing anything about the mode of presentation under which he thought of the planets.

This signalled a move from simply assessing quality of care according to clinical or operational metrics, such as survival or length of inpatient stay, to evaluating quality based on other outcomes that also matter to patients and which only they can truly report [ 6].

Harvard at the time was a phoenix rising and its dean, David Linn Edsall, could truly report to his trustees that "There can be little doubt that the school has acquired the standing of being the best place in the country and perhaps anywhere for advanced training in research and for advanced training of teaching and research personnel" (8).

1.23pm: The scrabble for clearing places has well and truly begun, report Jeevan Vasagar and Jessica Shepherd.