Sentence examples for in keeping with the logic of from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the logic of "Swan Lake" her liberation — her realization of a self freed from the constraints of other people — takes the form of self-destruction, and it is in mapping this paradoxical process that Ms. Portman conducts her own brilliant counterpoint of instinct and technique.

In fact, this rationalisation is in keeping with the logic of regional trade integration itself, which depends for its envisaged efficiency enhancing effects in part upon the economies of scale facilitated by the abolition or reduction of internal tariffs, and BAT's behaviour in this respect was mirrored by PM, with which it had to compete.

In fact, in keeping with the cussed logic of a career characterised by bad breaks and setbacks, their next album, Lisbon, turned out to be their best yet.

Make sure that your conversion optimization principles are in keeping with the obvious logic of human behavior and pure science.

Euclid, in keeping with the self-conscious logic of Aristotle, began the first of his 13 books of the Elements with sets of definitions ("a line is breadthless length"), common notions ("the whole is greater than the part"), and axioms, or postulates ("all right angles are equal").

This is in keeping with the history of the novel.

Very tasteful, in keeping with the gravity of the subject.

"It's in keeping with the dignity of the building".

This is in keeping with the predictions of our model.

He defines logic as being neither a science nor an art, but, in keeping with the traditional meaning of the word organon, just an instrument (instrumentum) of the arts and sciences.

And in keeping with the book's logic, she is doing it by killing her words.