Sentence examples for Logical crime from inspiring English sources
"The purpose of this essay is … to face the reality of the present, which is logical crime, and to examine meticulously the arguments by which it is justified; it is an attempt to understand the times in which we live.
Thus Camus calls "logical crime" the central issue of the time, seeks to "examine meticulously the arguments by which it is justified" (R, 3), and sets out to explore how the twentieth century became a century of slaughter.
People have grown accustomed to "logical crimes"—that is, mass death either planned or foreseen, and rationally justified.
There is no logical reason why a crime in the physical world is not a crime in the digital world.
But the supernatural elements mean that Koontz needn't worry about the logical deductions that straight crime novels require: Thomas just follows his instincts to find things out.
The association between 'evidence' and Syria can trigger a rationalization process where Syria is perceived as a logical perpetrator of the crimes committed in Lebanon.
And yet, on reflection, it is clear that the globalization of crime is a logical outcome of the fall of Communism.
"Crime is the logical extension of the sort of behaviour that is often considered perfectly respectable in legitimate business".
Dr. Bin-Nun may be swimming against the tide in this age of hyper-sexualization with curvaceous tween role models like Kim Kardashian, Selena Gomez, and Kesha, not to mention cyber bullying -- hateful hash tags and fake accounts that impersonate others -- but she holds fast to her advice to parents to set clear rules and boundaries, which means logical consequences that fit the crime.
But we also know that Kikutani has lost the remorse he showed at the time of his trial, that he now thinks his crimes were perfectly logical and necessary.
