Sentence examples for logic classes from inspiring English sources

While I was in Auburn, I attended a few of Jolley's logic classes.

I abruptly changed my major to theatre and, free from the workload of my logic classes, took a relaxing inhale of crisp California air.

Remember the formulas in the logic classes the career woman learned in college, A + B = C and counter point is A + B (not equal to) C, not the position of Ms. Corcoran of A + B = H (her happiness).

Her confusion here is a straightforward example of the fallacy of division taught in first-year logic classes.

The Spanish philosopher de Unamuno wrote that the syllogism that used to be taught in logic classes: Socrates is a man; all men are mortal; therefore Socrates is mortal, sounds very different when rendered: I am a man; all men are mortal; therefore I will die.

A fellow attendee of Pima Community College, where the young man enrolled in logic classes and was expelled for possessing drug paraphernalia, told the Arizona Daily that the man was "obviously disturbed" and that he "disrupted class frequently with his nonsensical outbursts".

"Told her about a logical argument, but didn't mention attending the logic class, that the logical argument was relevant.

That's a high bar to set for students in an entry-level logic class.

Jolley told me that Pierce's gift for reasoning was first identified a couple of years ago in an entry-level logic class.

In logic class, I opened my textbook — the last place I was expecting to find comic inspiration — and was startled to find that the author Lewis Carroll was also a logician.

Dewey attended Peirce's logic class at John's Hopkins during the years 1882 through 1883.