Sentence examples for logic backwards from inspiring English sources

I find that logic backwards and in many ways dangerous for founders.

But Michael Steel, a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) called his logic "backwards".

Anti-globalists have the logic exactly backwards.

This logic of backwards induction leads to immediate defection as the only rational (sub-game perfect Nash equilibrium) strategy.

Our exposition of relevant logic is backwards to most found in the literature We will begin, rather than end, with the semantics, since most philosophers at present are semantically inclined.

I respect and love this show so deeply, and reading its figurehead espouse such backwards logic — logic the show itself contradicts — is maddening.

That logic is exactly backwards.

Joshua Smith, a senior policy analyst at the Economic Policy Institute, a liberal thinktank, described the measure as "completely backwards logic", because it wrongly assumes there are swaths of unemployed people who would work if only they were given a nudge.

"On this backwards logic, the UK pensions bill is 25 times the value of its oil and gas – making it impossible for the UK to afford to pay for pensions".

The need to sustain this successful industry becomes part of the case for further huge rail projects, which begins to suggest a backwards logic: big things must be built to keep busy the people who build them.

In an article published Saturday in The Daily Record, in Scotland, Mr. Smith was quoted as saying: "Even Hitler didn't wake up going, 'Let me do the most evil thing I can do today.' I think he woke up in the morning and using a twisted, backwards logic, he set out to do what he thought was good".