Sentence examples for dangerous logic from inspiring English sources

The same absurd and dangerous logic that defends the nuclear atrocities of 1945 can now be used to support the pre-emptive use of nuclear weapons against Iran - the threat of which in turn makes the idea of a conventional attack appear more palatable.

The unsettled intensity that was Ray's particular specialty — the sense, so vivid in his best films, of wild emotions obeying their own dangerous logic — infuses the middle section of "Broken Embraces," much of which takes place on the windswept volcanic island of Lanzarote.

Generally any show that has a superlative in the title puts me off, as if being "the most" anything is enough to make it good TV: dangerous logic that leads to us all plonking ourselves down on the sofa to enjoy World's Bendiest Potatoes.

But, by focusing on this scientist figure, the film conveys what people usually do take away from it: Dr. Strangelove is not about militarism, per se, or about this or that nuclear arms policy, but the peculiar and dangerous logic underlying Cold War strategy.

But there's also a dangerous logic encoded in such descriptions, suggesting a mirror image of tech-rejections like Paul Miller's: the implication that everything from the web to the economics of an App Store is a natural environment we must either exist within or opt out of, and can no more control than skies or oceans.

It's a dangerous logic that opens the door to any number of abuses and oppressions.

The dismissal and denigration of populism has been "part of the discursive construction of a certain normality, of an ascetic political universe from which its dangerous logics had to be excluded".

That's a dangerous deficiency in logic.

As United supporters, we often fall into the dangerous line of logic that Fergie's way is the only way to win and point to his success over 27 years as evidence.

This is how platform logic becomes dangerous.

Let's start by debunking some major flaws in the logic of Dangerous Minds.