 So far we’ve only talked about definite descriptions. Some other triggers show similar variability, but not all of them do. On the one hand, the domain presuppositions associated with strong quantifiers like “all” and “most” behave very much like definite presuppositions (de Jong and Verkuyl 1985, Lappin and Reinhart 1988, Geurts 2007). For example, when uttered out of the blue, (48) will sound odd, but when proffered in response to Strawson’s question, “What examples, if any, are there of famous contemporary figures who are bald?”, it seems more likely to be judged false: