例句與造句

1. The " could " here is important to note : rigid designation is a property of the " way terms are used ", not a property of " the terms themselves ", and some philosophers, following Keith Donnellan, have argued that a phrase such as " the first Chancellor of the German Empire " " could " be used rigidly, in sentences such as " the first Chancellor of the German Empire could have decided never to go into politics . " Kripke himself doubted that there was any need to recognize rigid uses of definite descriptions, and argued that scope offered all that was needed to account for such sentences.
2. It's difficult to find rigid designation in a sentence. 用rigid designation造句挺難的