 It should be clear that as on the neo-Russellian approach, sentences that are true in all the same worlds may be associated with different fine grained entities of the sort posited by Cresswell. For example, even if ‘All brothers are siblings’ and ‘All bachelors are male’ are true in exactly the same worlds, the fine grained entity associated with the latter will contain the meaning (function from individuals to sets of worlds) of ‘male’ and the fine grained entity associated with the former will not. It should also be clear that the semantic values of expressions are recoverable from the propositions expressed by sentences containing them. For example, the semantic value of ‘runs’ as it occurs in (7) is a constituent of the fine-grained entity expressed by (7) (i.e. (7a)). Similar remarks apply to (7b) and (8a).