Sentence examples for insistence on logic from inspiring English sources
But Bourne's insistence on logic probably has to do, mainly, with the nature of his public.
Zilhão's insistence on the logic of his case makes it difficult to argue with him, even his defenders say.
Jevons' principles of number reflect his insistence that mathematics should be based on logic, not the other way round.
But what set the writing apart — and put the Abstract on the Times' best-seller list — was the accessibility of the logic, the insistence on eliminating biases and ignoring illusions, the practical tone.
What is the logic of your insistence on invading Iraq at some point, which may some day have nuclear weapons, and not laying a glove on North Korea, which may have them or may produce them?
The logic of the 30-year-old Street's insistence on staying in the game for one last run so near her training home in Park City can be questioned, sure enough.
Our methodology is based more on logic.
Propositional thought hinges on logic and formality.
(See the entry on logic, classical).
It is not just that Rorty's "counter-intuitive redescription and relativisation to choice of primitives" ignored Anderson's insistence that logic is not a calculus.
