Sentence examples for a logical standpoint from inspiring English sources
Purely from a logical standpoint, I would say no.
From a logical standpoint, that does indeed show that the X-facts are in a certain sense redundant.
Finally, from a logical standpoint, some claim that any treatment should address the cause of the disorder (i.e. etiopathological processes) and not its effect (symptoms determining the diagnosis).
The question for Transit — from both investors and from a logical standpoint — is how big it gets outside of urban areas where the need for public transportation is obvious.
The double letter choices used here are easy mnemonics expressing all five basic conditions (which, from a logical standpoint, are on a par), and they will facilitate later discussion involving just what notions to take SDL and kin to be modeling, and how it might be enriched to handle other related normative notions.
It discusses traffic patterns, both from a physical and a logical standpoint, tools that can be used to find such patterns, and how one can go about disrupting traffic patterns in order to cover the other activities and stop or delay other events from happening.
Andrew Halcro, a former Republican state legislator who ran against Ms. Palin as an independent in 2006, said, "From a purely logical standpoint, this doesn't make sense".
Less controversial from a purely logical standpoint are what Plantinga calls haecceities, i.e., "purely nonqualitative" properties like [being Plantinga], or perhaps, [being identical with Plantinga], that do no more than directly characterize the object per se as that very thing, and nothing more.
From a purely logical standpoint the resurrection is not impossible.
The goal of the crew was to make sure everything stayed strong to a certain logical standpoint, which lead to several surreal conversations, including several paradoxes involving time travel.
To characterize the dualistic, either-or ego-logical standpoint by borrowing Nietzsche's phrase, Zen would say that it is "human, and all too human".
