| These scientists evidently did not realize how much of our knowledge of proper game behavior precedes the learning of the statable constraints of a particular sport. |
| Knowledge about cognition refers to stable and statable information about one's own or someone else's cognitive processes. |
| Horwich recognizes that if he used substitutional quantifiers, his theory would be finitely statable. |
| It is the one statable revelation of truth which he is ready to stake his all upon. |
| This is too glaring a non sequitur for it ever to be statable as such. |
