Sentence examples for creative logic from inspiring English sources

The proposed Christmas Tree format of a debate between Ukip, Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats followed by a debate between Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats culminating in a head-to-head debate between the two potential prime ministers, Ed Miliband and David Cameron, has a creative logic but an array of flaws.

Because Overstock has a number of affiliates in New York, it is considered (through some very creative logic) to be physically in the state too, which means that it has to collect taxes from all NY customers.

I re-simulated some of his work (like Pi, 3D Moebius) [usind] their creative logic in a digital medium, and thus I transferred physical structures into a quantitative setting.

The Desire to Appear Insightful and Creative vs. Logic Basic Reason's bid for the title is likely to come to an abrupt end when it goes head-to-head with the perennial favorite, Your Irrational Need to Be Different, which comes fresh off a First Four victory against Not Really Understanding How March Madness Even Works.

In order to solve these problems, this paper proposes a conceptual design process model to aid multi-stage innovation of product design based on the integration of the essential rules of the Axiomatic Design (AD) model, Function Behaviour Structure (FBS) model, and the guideline of functional creative thinking logics.

A strict three-paragraph format stifles creative arguments, complex logic, and parallel reasoning – skills that differentiate truly exceptional writing from merely good.

According to the author's practice and research within the system of higher technical education in Tomsk Polytechnic University, Board Game Scrabble is a very powerful teaching tool which focuses on engineering students' creative critical thinking, logic and analytical skills.

Puzzles are an excellent way to bolster creative thinking and logic skills and are available in various forms.

When, from the early 1960s, Takemitsu began to "consciously apprehend" the sounds of traditional Japanese music, he found that his creative process, "the logic of my compositional thought was torn apart", and nevertheless, "hogaku [traditional Japanese music ...] seized my heart and refuses to release it".

The described work is highly innovative and creative, and the logic of the approach is impressive, well-reasoned and well laid out in the manuscript.

Is creativity the logic of lunatics, a logic that makes no sense except to the creative ear?