 Consider, for example, the belief that Ramey sings. Let us grant that this belief is true. In what does its truth consist, according to the correspondence theory? It consists in there being a fact in the world, built from the individual Ramey, and the property of singing. Let us denote this \(\langle\)Ramey, Singing\(\rangle\). This fact exists. In contrast, the world (we presume) contains no fact \(\langle\)Ramey, Dancing\(\rangle\). The belief that Ramey sings stands in the relation of correspondence to the fact \(\langle\)Ramey, Singing\(\rangle\), and so the belief is true.