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It can have the same truth conditions as a scoped sentence something like, ˜It might have been the case that: for some x, x is the famous humanist most closely associated with the Italian Renaissance and

Rigid Designators

It is commonly quoted as, “It is better to give than to receive.

give than to receive, It is more blessed to

It is therefore not a matter of indifference whether ˜Socrates does not exist™ is rendered as ˜(Socrates) does not exist™ or as ˜It is not the case that (Socrates exists)™.

Existence

The next one was beautiful, but not It -- not _It_ -- not the Right

Four Girls and a Compact

_ It was the _men_, _women_, and children's lot, &c. or, _It was the lot of_ the men, women, and children.

English Grammar in Familiar Lectures

"It would be more polite to make Andy _It_," said Owl.

The Cat in Grandfather's House

It always introduces a substantive clause, and is equivalent to _that which_; as, _It is WHAT (that which) he wants_.

Practical Grammar and Composition

It can readily be imagined what a red-letter day it made in the boy’s life to have General Grant say: “It might be better for us all to go down to dinner first and see the collection afterward.

The Hunger for Self-Education

QUOTATION: It is yet a higher speech of his than the other, “It is true greatness to have in one the frailty of a man and the security of a god.

Quotations