Sentence examples for light of logic from inspiring English sources

He sees things, he tells us, in the cold light of logic and probability.

Dossey points out that "the dazzling light of logic can obscure the presence of subtle premonitions.

We cannot expect repressive autocrats suddenly to see the light of logic and freedom, within a year of any initiative.

In light of that logic, we ought to have little sympathy for a contributor's complaints that his political message is broadcast too widely.

Marcus's contemptuous description of religion as "fear of the mysterious, fear of defeat, and fear of death," his examination of religion in the light of pure logic, of science, of what he calls "intelligence," takes on a bitter philosophical guffaw of cosmic irony in light of the fact that it's being told by Marcus's immortal... well, not soul, but his seemingly immortal mind.

The turning point in this period came when in 1911 Leśniewski read Łukasiewicz's groundbreaking 1910 monograph O zasadzie sprzeczności u Arystotelesa [On the Principle of Contradiction in Aristotle], a radical rethink of the status of the principle of contradiction in the light of modern logic.

In the light of contemporary logic, Poincaré is hinting at some form of absoluteness or invariance under extension (that will be made precise by Kreisel 1960 via model theory and recursion theory): his ideas will inspire the non-ramified approach to the foundations of predicative analysis.

In light of the logic that a shutdown is reaction to a shortfall in federal revenues, to suspend the pursuit of fraudsters and neglecting the recovery of damages that would significantly fill the federal treasury is maddening and illogical.

Such an interpretation of concept to concept relations in the light of formal logic has been repeatedly discussed in the recent years (Smith, 2005).

In order to meet this requirement, an analysis of the UMLS SN semantics in the light of description logics and its transformation into the formalism used by BioTop had to be performed.

Those who argue otherwise use impressive terms and concepts, but their reasons fade in the light of experience and logic.