Sentence examples for common sense logic from inspiring English sources

The commission said the agency had taken actions "that defy common sense, logic and law".

In that infinitesimal neighborhood, common sense logic no longer seems to apply.

Our Translation Assistant applies common sense logic to the problem of translating speech in real time from one language to another.

A few have already been mentioned: metaphorical versus literal meaning (the daughter's "hand"); professional versus common sense logic (the doctor); incompatible codes of behaviour (the marquis); confrontations of the trivial and the exalted ("eternal bliss"); trains of reasoning travelling, happily joined together, in opposite directions (the sadist who is kind to the masochist).

This type of common sense logic is deceptively difficult and is one of the major problems being tackled in AI today.

Common sense, logic and the lessons of history are lost on them.

The extent to which a backtest is usable depends on the extent to which it can be explained by economic-financial-common sense logic.

This isn't fatalism, I think — really a kind of common-sense logic.

The tax would be "clearly against the common-sense logic of electronic commerce," said Phill Brear, Gibraltar's gambling commissioner.

It can wander through a little of this common-sense logic and solve algebra problems that students find hard because they get balled up in the understanding of how the words work".

But the legal cases also seem to defy a kind of common-sense logic: how can insurgents use programming created by someone else to their own ends without sharing revenue?