Sentence examples for flows logically from inspiring English sources

Another proposal flows logically from this one: carbon rationing.

Herein we propose a different approach to hearing aids, an approach that flows logically from the pathophysiology of cochlear disorders.

The main clause flows logically from the absolute clause: "Because Caesar commands the earth, I fear neither civil war nor death by violence".

Unfortunately, none of this really hangs together or flows logically in the opera, made worse by the dubious singing and hammy acting by much of the cast here.

But if people who are defined as "anti-Israel" are demonised as antisemitic, the implication of the Pollard judgment, that people who are "pro-Israel" cannot be antisemitic, flows logically from it.

The second stage flows logically from the first: sensing the leader's diminished appetite for being questioned or challenged, followers begin to self-censor, asking fewer questions and no longer playing devil's advocate.

Parallel phrases flow logically, help readers follow the drift — and often lift an idea into eloquence.

Because they could now face death the penalty, their slide to outright mutiny flowed logically from that initial bout of disobedience.

At the root the music is Latin jazz, but Mr. Byron likes to add bits and pieces of other elements, and his tart playing, sometimes flowing logically, sometimes brashly disruptive, expands the focus naturally.

Similarly, although free access to higher education seems to flow logically from his position on women's rights, Spencer thought that women were, in the main, more impulsive, more kindly to the undeserving, less capable of abstract thinking.

Vincent Varrassi, his tutor, stepped in: "I wasn't the evaluator but I took the info that was already there and was able to present it in a four-page letter that flowed logically".