Sentence examples for Leaps in logic from inspiring English sources
The contortions of recent days have included not only spins but also leaps in logic of balletic skill.
Andrew Ferguson, less impressed, composed a scathing review for the Weekly Standard, in which he decried D'Souza's "misstatements of fact, leaps in logic, and pointlessly elaborate argumentation".
If anything, these artists are attuned to the mad leaps in logic that make everyday communication a spectacle, if you listen.
A review of "The Roots of Obama's Rage" in The Weekly Standard criticized it for "misstatements of fact, leaps in logic, and pointlessly elaborate argumentation".
They reiterated the insistence that torture yielded a wealth of intelligence and derided the Senate report for what they called its leaps in logic.
Too often, adventure games expect the player to make leaps in logic, expend hours in tedious busywork or just stumble into things through plain luck.
"But jumping to the conclusion that the C.I.A. was just in what it did is a tremendous leap in logic that I do not make".
"Loewen's ideology," he claims, "causes him to make this leap in logic" to conclude that the United States military deliberately dropped bombs on civilian targets in Vietnam.
It doesn't take a leap in logic to conclude that if we want to arrest global warming, then nuclear energy is a powerful ally in that cause.
The leap in logic that hasn't been filled in is, because there was an improper discussion of the case in public that somehow shows actionable biased JUDGE SENTELLE -- Raises an appearance of.
The cyber threat mentioned by Perry is certainly greater than it was during the cold war, but when nuclear abolitionists insinuate that because we do not know if systems are penetrated, therefore they must be penetrated, they are taking a leap in logic.
