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The right way to think of the model-theoretic definition is that we have sentences whose truth value varies according to the situation where they are used.

Thus we have sentences κ and λ in the second-order language of equality that characterize the least uncountable cardinal and the power of the continuum, respectively.

Tonight we have sentenced thousands more to the same fate.

Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, said: "We have sentence inflation.

In the end, a new humanity is also possible once we escape the prison we have sentenced ourselves to for far too long.

We settle into the comfortable misery of the familiar prison cells into which we have sentenced ourselves and refuse to embrace the Holy Wildness of spiritual liberation.

"The person we would have sentenced before the program isn't the same person we would have sentenced after the program".

We have five sentences in a blog post, and some images.

Loosely speaking, we have propositional sentences ({phi _{i}}_{i=1}^{q}), each containing a subset of atomic propositions ({A_{j}}_{j=1}^{n}).

We have added sentences to carefully address this point.

For example, we have revised sentences like, p.12 "... then the predicted results are solid".