Sentence examples for an interior logic from inspiring English sources

The problem is that each war develops an interior logic.

I'm not suggesting that every list needs an interior logic (the glue may simply be the author's mind), but a true list, whether pragmatic, ornamental or downright silly, ought to at least look like a list.

There are places in the play that ignore interior logic, a couple of scenes could be trimmed a bit -- the play is 65 minutes long and should probably be 55 -- and there are maybe a dozen lines that don't rise to a level of unexpected wit.

Then, a few lines down, hewing to the form's interior logic, the sonnet turns: "But it was true: at the window, / every afternoon, toward the horizon / a little more light before the darkness fell".

The film creates its own emotionally stunted interior logic for the relationship between the alien, named Harold, and Ms. Bening's character -- a promiscuous, romantically needy alcoholic -- by first running Harold through a dating gauntlet that consists, in its charmless entirety, of a topless cocktail waitress, a sexually frigid stewardess and a nymphomaniacal adulteress.

The interior logic of the show was that because Facebook has 900 million subscribers, they by definition are inevitably going to be profitable, maybe more so than their competitors present and future.

What he saw was an interior space with "unbreakable logic," a Modernist gem with steel pillars and fluted ceiling, a glass wall overlooking a courtyard and a concrete block fireplace with an exposed cylindrical flue.

Her mother is an interior decorator.