They should not be confused with declarative sentences, which are just sets of words in languages; declarative sentences, ontologically speaking, are thus ideas, aproperty of substances (people), rather than a distinct ontological category.
They should not be confused with declarative sentences, which are just sets of words in languages that refer to propositions. Declarative sentences, ontologically speaking, are thus ideas, a property of substances (minds), rather than a distinct ontological category.