Sentence examples for logic means from inspiring English sources

Any agreement, by this logic, means that they have conceded too much.

Momus suggests that investigating jokes, picking apart their logic, means that they no longer work.

Technically, that logic means that pedestrians are always right, since walking is how we got around for millennia.

Alexander will say: "Our critics' logic means that they are, though they may not admit it, actually proposing even deeper spending reductions in the end.

"If Australia is saying that you can't talk about an 'occupied east Jerusalem', all of that logic means that Australia is now saying you can't talk about an occupied West Bank," Carr told the ABC.

The restriction to first-order logic means that only variables can be quantified over.

As the Press Association reports, Rennie said the SNP's "perverse logic" meant that toddlers were being deprived of free nursery care and students denied a place at college.

The book introduces a form of dialectical logic meant to rival Hegel's.

The Farabian tradition shrank away so quickly that even by the late twelfth century, to study Farabian logic meant traveling to North Africa.[10] Spain and North Africa were its last strongholds, and the work of Averroes (see 1.4.2 below) is best understood as a commentary on Aristotle determined in its focus and direction by the criticisms of Avicenna.

Leśniewski's work was developed in the 1920s when an axiomatic approach was standard, as in Hilbert's school, but his negative attitude to semantics as a separable part of logic meant he was unsympathetic to the shift towards a semantic approach initiated by Tarski, and he would have remained opposed even had he lived longer.

(depression, incitement, anger, judging, harshness, unfairness, untruth, sarcasm, reverse logic, mean, hate, and even: leading to injury, unjust war,...)...