Sentence examples for whose content begins from inspiring English sources
Frege says that "the apodictic judgment [i.e., roughly, the judgment whose content begins with a "necessarily" governing the rest of the content] is distinguished from the assertory in that it suggests the existence of universal judgments from which the proposition can be inferred, while in the case of the assertory one such a suggestion is lacking" (Frege 1879, §4).
In separate letters whose contents began to emerge late Thursday, the Unabomber has suggested that he may build "one more bomb" unless either the New York Times or Washington Post agrees to publish a 50-plus page manifesto outlining his anti-technology viewpoints.
<body> - States where the page content begins and ends.
Elsewhere the content begins to feel airless and precious.
Thus began an article whose content I can't otherwise recall.
"It's a living book whose content isn't frozen at the hardcover," Mr. Sunstein said.
I copied medical articles, whose content and format would be most familiar to physicians.
SAM scores were higher in videos whose content discussed more educational factors (p<0.0001).
Syndication of entertainment content began to flourish.
The game begins at the fixed-base operator (FBO) interface a traversable 3D room whose contents represent menu options.
Traders' servers are housed in black cabinets whose contents are jealously guarded.
