Sentence examples for delicate logic from inspiring English sources

His painstaking description of soil-sampling shows the delicate logic of even the humblest inquiry.

It takes a fidgety while for her to warm (and tune) up, and settle down into the delicate logic of a career-encompassing set.

Adrian Scarborough's Fool (whose death is startling yet has a terrible logic) is delicate and plaintive; Stanley Townsend's Kent commands with frankness and a soldierly bellow.

Country towns operate with their own internal logic, and a delicate balance of power that outsiders meddle with at their own risk.

In the middle of the seven is the Intermezzo in E: rapturous, delicate, filled with colors and moving to a mysterious logic of its own.

Very delicate.

Your logic?

Strange logic.

Logic, right?

Dream logic.

See formal logic: modal logic.