Sentence examples for intentional logic from inspiring English sources
In 'On the nature of certain philosophical entities' (1960), Montague describes how these notions can be described using his intentional logic; they are properties of moments of time in a possible world.
Toward the end of the book, as I let myself be seduced by Levin's subtle (and perhaps not always intentional) derangements of life and logic, I began to wonder whether it might not be me.
Accusing Sahlins of elementary mistakes of fact and logic, even of intentional distortion, Obeyesekere portrayed Sahlins as accepting a naive, enthnocentric idea of superiority of the white man over "natives"—Hawaiian and otherwise.
They do so through making points based less on evidence, reason, and logic - the Intentional System's strengths - and instead playing to the much more powerful Autopilot System that guides our thinking.
R. Routley (later Sylvan) and V. Routley (later Plumwood) discovered an intentional semantics for some of Anderson/Belnap relevant logics.
All this is intentional, of course; Carey wants to challenge the logic of our perceptions, and he's certainly clever enough to do so.
For startup studios looking to make a name for themselves the best time to be intentional is at the start, before the institutional logic of incrementalism has time to set in.
In light of evidence that hundreds of other conservative organizations have been singled out for the same treatment, and just in advance of a hotly-contested presidential election race, it strains logic to imagine this wasn't entirely intentional.
The logic of this "combo" may not have been intentional but the circumstances work well for the hope Liberals have of effecting change.
Perhaps it's intentional; perhaps Coetzee is making a point about how society disregards those who don't follow its absurd logic.
