Sentence examples for if the logic from inspiring English sources

You might think that this progression, from Stassen to Paulsen, leads logically -- even if the logic is perverse -- to some of the current crop of undeclared Republican presidential aspirants gearing up to challenge an incumbent who will be tough to beat.

If the logic wasn't rigorous, it gained force as the polls turned in his favor.

If the logic is deemed to be watertight, then the result is a theorem.

If the logic is bizarre, the cyber trend it indicates is not.

A narrow tax base is economically and politically risky, particularly if the logic for who pays taxes seems capricious.

But if the logic of "Good Luck Chuck" holds, the next movie I see should be a masterpiece.

Their cut had the rigor, if not the logic, of modernist architecture, but loose flaps, queer trains, and other sometimes perplexing extrusions encouraged a client of the house to improvise her own style of wearing them.

It is also misleading in the sense that, if following the logic of 'global-as-worldwide' - while being consciously polemic - ambitioned dermatologists could soon proclaim tinea pedis as the next global (read: worldwide) health problem.

What, if any, is the logic behind the violence, and what does Israel hope to achieve through it?

If you accept the logic of the optimal currency area approach, the world requires a proliferation of currencies, so that every area subject to shocks has its own.

If this is the logic of the Russian invasion, the military incursion is unlikely to stop in Crimea: nearly all of eastern Ukraine is Russian-speaking.