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sentence variable

A letter, like P or Q, that stands for any whole claim in a form.

A sentence variable is a capital letter used in a form as a blank that can be filled by any complete statement. Every occurrence of the same letter in one form stands for the same statement.

Examples

  • In "P or Q; not P; so Q," P and Q are sentence variables.

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