Don't worry about the logic, embrace the fluff instead.
Spectacle has come to be a term of derision, but perhaps there's nothing wrong with following instincts over logic, embracing the id over the superego for one night.
However, Carnap stressed that the Ramsey sentence cannot be said to be expressed in a "simple" but only an "extended" observational language, for due to its higher-order quantificational apparatus it includes "an advanced complicated logic embracing virtually the whole of mathematics" (1966, [1996, 253]).
"We're saying goodbye to military logic and embracing political logic," Mr. Fox declared during a weekend tour of several cities to celebrate his inauguration.
The cold war was clearly ending, and with it the logic of embracing anti-Soviet despots.
For quite a while now, philosophers and public intellectuals, including Harris's friend Dennett, have tried to rescue something like the common notion of free will from the jaws of science and logic by embracing a position called compatibilism.
Rejecting its skewed logic and embracing a compassionate progressive solution for black crime is our best hope for saving lives and ensuring that young men like Trayvon Martin do not die in vain.
Indeed, the hope was that the study of logic could be embraced in this spirit, thus making logic a branch of mathematics, the opposite of Frege's intention.
Perhaps this is the logic that Random House embraced in creating a Marcel Proust gift set, consisting of a box of note cards, a "Writer's Journal," and a collection of fifty gift tags.
As a rocket scientist who specializes in numbers and logic, I first embraced Maya Angelou at the age of 17.
