Whether it be a veritable argument or not (and Wittgenstein never labeled it as such), these sections point out that for an utterance to be meaningful it must be possible in principle to subject it to public standards and criteria of correctness.
We are living in a constant stream of data, a veritable tsunami of information, and whether we pay attention to it or not, these incoming missiles of information are energy fields that take up residency in our unconscious.
February is a veritable feast: not only a fat goose but a fat crane as well.
Veritable Vegetable not only abandoned Bank of America after 32 years to put its money in New Resource, but it also became an investor in the bank.
You want a veritable downpour, not a drizzle.
Similarly with justification (prāmāṇya), the having of which, if veritable (or objective), as opposed to the apparent (ābhāsa), means that the justified cognition is true.
In the struggle for life, it is medicine's task to preserve the conditions of a life sufficiently viable to give rise to a veritable existence, and not to seek to avoid death indifferent to the conditions of the existence that ensues.
(Cotter) ★ 'Faith Ringgold's America: Early Works and Story Quilts' (closes on Saturday) A veritable mini-retrospective covering nearly 50 years gives some indication of the innovative and prescient ways this multitalented artist has juggled message and form, high and low, art and craft, inspirational narrative and quiet or not-so-quiet fury about racial and sexual inequality.
But his preternatural squareness is making you look like a veritable Robin Thicke (don't Google that reference, Tony, just trust me).
A veritable hybrid that may not exist perfectly in the way many women would like to envision.
