Sentence examples for destructive logic from inspiring English sources

But it is a destructive logic.

But their game has its own destructive logic.

Unfortunately, the radical impulse behind Brexit contains a different, more destructive logic.

Those textile workers tried to fight that destructive logic by smashing the machines.

This was the destructive logic behind his opium use: to have started something was to be already too late to stop it, as though a delegate, sent to the future, were messing things up for the innocent De Quincey, back here in the past.

Where is that other formulation that can resist the destructive logic of the "realists" and their penchant for force as the dominant mode of conflict resolution?

Instead, using story-telling, first person narrative, academic literature and Nishnaabeg intelligence, she calls for unapologetic, Indigenous alternatives to the destructive logics of the settler colonial state, including heteropatriarchy, white supremacy and capitalist exploitation.

Three Tecate beers on, I feel more receptive to swimming around in Firmin's consciousness, beguiled by his charmingly self-destructive logic, and even — gulp! — getting why Yvonne would want to come back to him.

While it glances at some interestingly knotty themes -- the tension between bohemian asceticism and consumer culture, the atavistic pull of family history, the self-destructive logic of true love -- "Alice and Martin" proceeds almost entirely without speech-making or exposition.

"If corruption keeps expanding and perpetuating its destructive capitalist logic, there will be no socialism here," he said.

Thus, the focus on the safety of girls and women being assaulted by "men dressing up as women" to gain access to the woman's room is reflective of a destructive American cultural logic that diverts attention away from the actual safety issues for people of Trans experience, as well as women and girls.