With regard to the proposition that some politician is deceitful, traditional grammar suggests the division ‘Some politician / is deceitful’, with the noun ‘politician’ combining with the quantificational word to form a complex subject. But on a Fregean view, grammar masks the logical division between the existential quantifier and the rest: \(\exists x [P(x) \land D(x)]\). With regard to the proposition that every politician is deceitful, Frege also stresses the logical division between the qua