In "Film Socialisme," Godard brings to the discussion an extreme form of his familiar (and always extraordinary) associative logic, or montage, of ideas.
In one extraordinary, pretzel-logic stanza from the song "No Hook," Jay-Z backpedals twice while trying to explain how he fits into the tough-guy firmament: Please don't compare me to other rappers, compare me to trappers.
At its best, however, Technê opens up startling views of Guillem's talent, and there are certain movements – a fast scuttling crouch in which her bent legs vibrate like dragonfly wings; ferocious, flung gestures that retreat abruptly into firefly flickers – that are so extraordinary, they defy physical logic.
The film's plot is largely an armature on which to hang a succession of visual and verbal gags that follow each other with extraordinary briskness and are propelled by a wild logic.
I am pressing on with The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and I am drawing some strips for Dodgem Logic, but I am detached from the comics industry.
But in a contortion act that defies logic, those same senators continue to go to extraordinary lengths to hold open the vacant Supreme Court seat for the very person whose approach to judicial matters they are condemning.
He lived in poverty until 1662, when he obtained a lectureship in logic at the University of Leiden, where in 1665 he became professor extraordinary of philosophy and ethics.
A complete lesson in logic from an acknowledged mathematical genius, written in his own hand, is an extraordinary thing to possess.
Ensign had previously pushed for a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage on this logic: "Marriage is an extremely important institution in this country and protecting it is, in my mind, worth the extraordinary step of amending our constitution".
