Sentence examples for defective logic from inspiring English sources
In the defective logic of the Republican machine, that was Mr. Obama's fault because it occurred on his watch.
George Bompas, QC, accuses the FRC and the Institute for Chartered Accountants in England & Wales of defective logic in supporting the present accounting standards.
Apple has found that a small percentage of iPhone 8 devices have a defective logic board that hosts the phone's main electronic components, including the microprocessor (or the device's brain), the memory and the wireless chip.
It's outrageous that Apple refuses to fix the defective logic board (or a dodgy battery in the case of older iPhones) from a previously damaged iPhone 8. Yes, a cracked screen can make it harder for a service specialist to open the defective device and then put it back together.
Apple said it will repair eligible devices free of charge but with a major caveat: If your iPhone 8 has any damage that could impair the ability to complete the repair, such as a cracked screen, you will have to fix it before Apple will change the defective logic board.
But the very nature of an illusion is the brittleness of its unreality, the weak supports that clumsily balance its inherently defective logic.
There seems something mildly defective about this logic.
Responding to complaints, Apple has posted a statement on its website confirming a number of iPhone 7 models feature a defective component on the main logic board.
If the poor are a fundamentally defective, lazy and criminal underclass, the logic goes, what good can government aid possibly do?
He wrote in 2007 that Amis was advocating "a deliberate programme of harassing the Muslim community in Britain" to convince them to "get its house in order", a logic Eagleton called "mildly defective".
