Sentence examples for followed logically from inspiring English sources

How wonderful it was when one sentence followed logically from the sentence before!

The promise to manage the nation's borders followed logically from the impossibility of fighting an election on a manifesto implying the opposite.

Looking back on this incident, I can say that it followed logically from a discussion of comparative court systems that included the word for "jury," which in Spanish is jurado.

Within days of 9/11, Bush set in motion a great downgrading of civil liberties and the conquest of Iraq, neither of which followed logically from the attacks; they were, instead, attempts to remake the country and the world.

Funk has testified that he was shocked at the outbreaks of 10th November, but on 15th November, he made a speech describing these outbreaks as a "violent explosion of the disgust of the German people, because of a criminal Jewish attack against the German people," and saying that the elimination of the Jews from economic life followed logically their elimination from political life.

In response to this criticism Zeno did something that may sound obvious, but which had a profound impact on Greek philosophy that is felt to this day: he attempted to show that equal absurdities followed logically from the denial of Parmenides' views.

It is usually assumed that this set is closed under logical consequence, i.e., every sentence that follows logically from this set is already in the set.

"Dazzling Blue", one of the lovelier songs from So Beautiful…, follows logically after.

PROLOG can determine whether or not a given statement follows logically from other given statements.

Each point that Santorum makes follows logically from the preceding premise.

Nor will the momentum that each candidate receives necessarily follow logically from the outcome.