Sentence examples for very proposition from inspiring English sources

He said it was "naive and confuses the very proposition of the BBC".

How do you explain that the very proposition of war as an instrument of virtue is absurd?

The very proposition that legal concepts such as genocide could ever adequately measure and reflect the intricacies of such historical events could itself be questioned.

Dalton took the fixed proportions for granted, disregarding the contemporary controversy between French chemists Joseph-Louis Proust and Claude-Louis Berthollet over that very proposition.

Richard Bacon, a presenter on both 6 Music and Radio 5 Live, said shutting the station would be "naive" and against the "very proposition of the BBC".

"Here's my strongest and final comment of the night: proposing the closure of 6 Music is naive and confuses the very proposition of the BBC".

A very different proposition.

Gemma was a very different proposition.

Because it's a very expensive proposition".

"That is a very dangerous proposition".

South Africa were a very different proposition.