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(4) The upper Rhine is polluted. (5) The young W.A. Mozart visited Paris. (6) The joking Woody Allen is funny. It is obvious that (4) (6) have different semantic contents from the corresponding ones in ( 1 ) (3). For the sentences in the first group can all be true while the corresponding sentences in the second one are false. For instance with regard to (2) and (5) this could be the case if W.A. Mozart had visited Paris only in his later years. This allows us also to say the following without any contradiction:

Young Mozart and the Joking Woody Allen: Proper Names, Individuals and Parts