Sentence examples for logic back from inspiring English sources

That's an argument that has got its logic back to front.

Stronger still was the primate bonding that took place among the members of a unit and passed, in defiance of all social logic, back and forth, up and down the ranks.

This endless pop revivalism follows its own inexorable financial logic: back in 2005 the Rolling Stones were reckoned to have made more than half a billion dollars from their world tour.

Lancaster's opposite number Philippe Saint-Andre, so fickle and feckless in selection so far this winter, has finally let logic back in to his own line-up, returning to the old combination of Parra and Trinh-Duc in the half-backs and bringing Wesley Fofana back from his lonely wing exile to his natural slot at centre.

Then, Brehm wrote, you could "pull most of this application logic back down to the server in a way that can be shared with the client," developers could just focus on writing application code and the app could serve up real HTML on first pageload, which is great for SEO reasons.

And it takes a while to get the logic back.

Comparing the quality metrics shown in Table 14, it is notable that the Z-score memory consumption was 1.10%, 10.30%, 54.30%, 0.79%, and 50.11% more efficient than the VEDAS, fuzzy logic, back-propagation, Join Driving and Naïve Bayes classifier, respectively.

"And that would take you on the logic train back to Pak-Taliban authorisations".

The adults, meanwhile, orphaned of passion, and drained of all chivalry and logic, slump back into childish ways.

It had little discernible plot or logic, jumped back and forth in time and moved at the speed of dread.

He acknowledges that the two disciplines share antecedents (rules of grammar and logic dating back to Sanskrit), but emphasizes their differences.