Frege's insights into logic laid the foundation for much of analytic philosophy.

The philosopher defended a Fregean distinction between sense and reference when explaining how names contribute to meaning.

In her paper, she cited several Fregean quotes to illustrate the difference between sense and reference.

To challenge the textbook's assumptions, she jotted a Fregean quote in the page's corner.

Fregeau visited the archives to trace the origins of his family's line back to a small village in France.

The Fregeaus gathered in the old courtyard to discuss the estate.