Sentence examples for both logic and empirical from inspiring English sources

For Bayezid's hospitality ‎to Jews, or Angela Merkel's generosity in admitting a ‎million refugees, while we don't know whether humanitarianism or ‎economic rationality has the better claim, ‎ ‎we do know that the economic argument is quite powerful in terms of both logic and empirical evidence.

In his seminal paper "Two Dogmas of Empiricism" (1951), Quine rejected, as what he considered the first dogma, the idea that there is a sharp division between logic and empirical science.

Most scientists and engineers take great pride in their reliance on logic and empirical evidence in decision making, and they reject the use of emotional, parochial, and irrational criteria.

Fischer [ 20][ p. 49] argues that 'rather than seeking proofs through formal logic and empirical examination, the investigation of social action requires the use of metaphoric processes that pull together and connect different experiences based on perceived similarities'.

Both logic and history make this case.

"That defies both logic and experience".

By denying the analytic-synthetic distinction, Quine made even the "truths" of logic and mathematics empirical.

Internal questions are answered by invoking the rules of the framework together with logic and the empirical facts.

But both demographic and empirical evidence suggests that the trilogy is still primarily a boys' toy.

But there's increasing evidence – both anecdotal and empirical – that it has become dysfunctional.

These are both normative and empirical questions.