Sentence examples for lacked logical from inspiring English sources

Affirmations, as acts of verification or giving meaning, lacked logical inferential force; in Schlick's words, they 'do not occur within science itself, and can neither be derived from scientific propositions, nor the latter from them' (Schlick 1934, 95).

In one of the videos, Cho said: Pete Williams, a MSNBC justice correspondent, said that Cho lacked logical governance, suggesting that Cho was under severe emotional distress.

"On the Nature of Man" lacks logical unity in its arrangement of material, and its abrupt ending indicates that the work was unfinished or was intended for revision.

The resulting theory is one in which thoughts lack logical form.

Libertarian philosopher Michael Huemer has argued that very few people find Rand's ideas convincing, especially her ethics, which he believes is difficult to interpret and may lack logical coherence.

The main issue of the hypothesis generation approach based on cooccurrence is that the extracted relationships lack logical explanations.

Although, to the best of our knowledge, published studies on use of antimicrobial drugs selecting for MRSP in dogs are lacking, logical hypotheses and biological data, including those from human medicine regarding MRSA (methicillin-resistant S. aureus) carriage and infection, support our finding.

It was a simple, profound argument, and it lacked the logical flaws of some of the Court's abortion rulings.

"Now that the accusation charge has been dismissed, we should ask what purposes prosecutor Nisman sought to achieve with his accusation, which was replete with contradictions and lacked any logical or legal basis," the advertisement reads.

Shade guides currently used to monitor tooth bleaching lack logical order, uniform color distribution, and light shade tabs, thus, limiting the design of bleaching studies and diminishing the validity of obtained results.

And I find myself lacking a logical argument to the contrary.