Sentence examples for logic more from inspiring English sources

By that logic more medals would go to snipers and assassins than to soldiers who saved comrades' lives.

His aim is to make their creationist logic more consistent, and his surveys show that he succeeds.

Because these new dystopias follow a logic more archetypal than rational, many of them don't even attempt to abide by the strictures of science fiction.

A fiction would have more logic, more shape; the wrongs done to Mr Anonymous would be more substantial and his outrage more proportionate.

Whoever follows Obama in the White House is likely to find this logic more, not less, compelling, the more interconnected the world becomes and memories of the Cold War fade.

By a skewed logic more perverse than anything Isabella could dream up, a sane woman was now reinvented as an erotomaniac driven mad by a conveniently identified uterine disease.

Nowhere is this form of anti-logic more aptly demonstrated than on immigration, where everyone from certain factions of the Labour Party to the loopiest fringe of UKIP are completely impervious to anything which fails to paint migrants as a bunch of good-for-nothing freeloaders.

For many practical purposes it is sufficient to individuate logics more coarsely, as consequence relations or generalized consequence relations, or even, as is common in some areas, simply sets of formulas.

And by that logic, the more we do...the more we are.

Perhaps the logic rests more on the problems with the developed world more than anything else.

For agencies that have multiple brick-and-mortar service centers, the logic makes more sense.