Sentence examples for by a logic of from inspiring English sources

American populism operates more by a logic of culture and background than by a logic of present-day circumstances.

That brought in big American technology companies, and call centers have followed, driven by a logic of their own.

"The sentimental tourist," james said, "makes images in advance; they group up in his mind by a logic of their own.

They can only survive by a logic of their own, as nurturing she-wolfs have long ceased to populate these parts.

The past and the future came and went at their will, but she saw them only in fitful images, which rose and fell by a logic of their own.

Technocapitalism has always been driven by a logic of displacement: of technology as a means of removing the middleman between suppliers and their customers, and of removing labor as a mediating presence between corporations and their profits.

Aristotle's logic is, by contrast, a logic of terms in the sense described above.

There is a long history in India of violence against women and men generated by such a logic of kidnapping and protection.

Linear logics — a branch of logic initiated by Jean-Yves Girard — is a logic of computational resources.

The organization of the parts of a piece of popular music, by contrast, is fortuitous, devoid of a "logic" of musical progression.

In the later 4th to mid 3rd centuries BCE, contemporary with Theophrastus and Eudemus, a loosely connected group of philosophers, sometimes referred to as dialecticians (see entry 'Dialectical School') and possibly influenced by Eubulides, conceived of logic as a logic of propositions.