Sentence examples for logic of the view from inspiring English sources

He claims that Hume followed the logic of the view that the only objects that are truly given in perception are ideas, that all we ever experience are representations, to its natural conclusion: all we can have knowledge of are our ideas.

The logic of this view was simple: Whatever else the First Amendment was intended to do, it surely was not intended to encourage false statements of fact, which can hardly be said to further the values of sound public discourse.

A characteristic thought process, the "Conceptual Framework", present always and with sequential components, upholds the logic of this view.

82 The logic of this view of copyright has also been held to extend to other forms of intellectual property.

While the logic of this view seems compelling at first, a moment's reflection shows that it ignores several factors over which teachers have no control.

The project of PM is to reduce mathematics to logic, and part of the view of logic behind this project is that logical truths are all completely general.

But, as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pointed out in her dissent, there is almost no limitation on the logic of the majority's view.

But the logic of the decision — and the views expressed by the majority at the argument last week — suggests that in the future the Court will allow corporations to skip the third parties and give money directly to the candidates.

Following the logic of Mills' view, post-Brexit, like Canada, we could introduce a foreign investment screening law.

One impetus for the development of informal logic has been the view that natural language arguments do not fit the deductive framework emphasized in traditional logic.

From an algebra of logic point of view, the 1854 treatment at times seems less elegant than that in the 1847 book, but it gives a much richer insight into how Boole thinks about the foundations for his algebra of logic.