High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Molecular sentence which is a sentence composed of atomic sentences also redirects here. In Logic, sentences (which are declarative sentences, also variously called propositions or statements) are those strings of words or symbols which are either true or false. In philosophy, such sentences are sometimes called truthbearers. The truth of some such sentences is a function of (is determined by) simpler sentences. (E.g. the truth of ‘John is Greek and John is Happy' is a function of the truths of ‘John is Greek' and ‘John is Happy'). The simplest kind of sentence, an elementary sentence, would not be a function of any logically simpler sentence, it is reasoned; other sentences built up from the elementary sentences using logical connectives such as 'and' and 'or' would be logically compound sentences, see Logical atomism.

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