Sentence examples for would make true from inspiring English sources

"It would make True North a very attractive takeover candidate," she said, and that much more attractive to investors.

This is a question notoriously difficult to answer, but intuitively it should have something to do with the fact that would make true the proposition entailed and the fact that would make true the proposition that entails it.

Since, as we have seen above, relativism is no option for Goodman because it would make true statements true about versions only we arrive at Goodman's pluralism: conflicting true versions correspond to different worlds.

However, microsatellite loci are known to have much slower rates of evolution for some insects, which would make true divergence times much older.

Notice too that Chatton's clause essentially forces us to hold time and movement as constants, and only then ask what would make the true proposition true.

What's unsatisfactory about these posits isn't that if they existed they'd fail to make true statements about unobserved objects or statements about mental states that failed to manifest themselves in actual behaviour or statements about the past or future.

More specifically, we could say that P relevantly entails Q only if the fact that would make P true is at least a constituent of the fact that would make Q true.

However, in a properly analyzed proposition, there is a clear isomorphism between the structure of the proposition and the structure of the fact that would make it true (PLA, 197); hence a precise and analyzed proposition is capable of being true in one and only one way (Vag, 219).

No, because if it were, that would mean it could be proved, which would make it true.

That is the funniest thing I have ever seen in my life.' Make the sound that would make it true.

I wish these companies had more guts, that either would make a true bet-the-company investment in changing the world, but they won't.