Sentence examples for bits of logic from inspiring English sources

The lovers might have the whole evening ahead of them, after Annie had finished work, to sit in a hidden corner in a pub somewhere, crushing out cigarettes half smoked, going over and over the same broken bits of logic, pressing knees against knees under the table, getting excitedly drunker.

IGN contributor Travis Fickett rated the episode 7.5/10, explaining that he liked the "attention to bits of logic that work as the glue, holding the show together" such as Peter's security clearance, but was skeptical of the episode's fringe science.

That is a strange bit of logic.

While there was a fair bit of logic to the prices, a few sales proved surprising.

"This is just bringing a bit of logic with some added drama and excitement, with implications for the U.S. Open.

Young people don't seem to be able to think properly these days and their morals are all over the place, so a bit of logic and ethics wouldn't go amiss.

What if a suddenly impoverished George Michael came back and decided to eschew expensive studios and instead make a record using affordable technology – a MacBook Pro here, a bit of Logic there, with some Universal Apollo Interface thrown in for that budget-luxe effect?

This bit of logic is the crucial insight behind von Neumann & Morgenstern's (1947) solution to the cardinalization problem.

It requires quite a bit of logic, literally, to be able to arrive at this simple result.

This feels like a step backward, but Nokia promises that they have applied a bit of logic to their nomenclature.

Even with such constraints, science does not exclude, and often benefits from, creativity and imagination (with a good bit of logic thrown in).