Sentence examples for It's logically from inspiring English sources

He went on, "But, having said that, I actually think it's logically rational and appropriately conservative".

I have nothing against a values-based argument for buying a home, as long as it's logically separated from the financial analysis, but I also think it's time that we recognized other values as well.

As he notes, when it comes to the question of whether government spending can create jobs, the usual suspects claim that it's logically impossible: income has to be spent somewhere, so all the government can do is divert funds from other uses.

Auernheimer is right, it's logically impossible to grant someone access to data and prevent them from copying and transforming it.

This lose-lose situation is known as a Nash equilibrium, and it's logically unavoidable because an individual can only make his own situation worse by paying more.

In the 1700s, Kant argued that it's logically self-evident that we should behave as we wish others would behave.

Thus a sentence is valid in the general semantics iff it is logically implied (in first-order logic) by the set of comprehension axioms.

Miliband's case was irrational because it was "logically incoherent", the judges continued.

The generalization argument here is a variant of the fallacy of composition and it is logically specious in its presumed implication.

Because, Royce replied, suffering completes a soul, and without suffering God's life could not be perfected: "It is logically necessary that the Captain of your salvation should be perfect through suffering".

But it cannot be in anyone's power to make a certain choice if it is logically impossible that the person make that choice.