Sentence examples similar to what we expressed from inspiring English sources

The redundancy theory holds that there is no property of truth at all, and appearances of the expression 'true' in our sentences are redundant, having no effect on what we express.

modesty in what we express and what we think we can do is probably becoming," he said.

Lawrence B. Lindsey, a former Fed governor and adviser to President George W. Bush, said Friday that the experience of the last two decades should teach economists and central bankers, "Modesty in what we express and can do".

Thus, when we are attending to Sam's physical capabilities, and ignoring the absence of nearby water, what we express by uttering such a sentence may be true.

But belief states are not contents; they are not true or false and they are not what we express when we utter a sentence.

But when we are considering or 'holding fixed' the absence of nearby water, what we express by uttering such a sentence may be false.

But such nominal knowledge is not enough to prove that what we express by the name "God" exists in reality or "that he is".

"We can know more than we can tell". What's important about this distinction is that it creates a pretty clear dividing line between what we learn and what we express.

There was no Hispanic company expressing what we are expressing today.

"When survivors come through, what we hear expressed often is validation because they'll share with us: 'This was my outfit.

Our particular brand of bickering is usually over something small, and then we express what we want to express, have a shot of whiskey, and proceed to forget it.