Sentence examples for logic points from inspiring English sources

Then Realist logic points in one direction and idealist logic points in another direction.

Logic points to an away win, but are Arsenal minded to deliver?

But such logic points to European rather than Middle Eastern antecedents for the senseless war between Eritrea and Ethiopia.

What happened with Shameless is a classic illustration of a recurrent difficulty in showbusiness: that, while commercial logic points to keeping a hit show running for as long as possible, artistic sense tells us that freshest is the best.

Cold logic points to troubling times.

Clearly the answer is no but the "worst ever" logic points to an answer of yes.

Finally, we draw some general methodological comparisons between 'Logical and and practices in modal logic, pointing at some creative tensions.

The Japanese currency is at historic highs, with most logic pointing toward depreciation.

But for now, all signs, contacts and logic point to Kelly.

Mr. Elias argued forcefully against that logic, pointing out that Congress had preserved the rest of the statute when it zeroed out the penalty last year.

Suzanne Bachelard, who in 1957 translated Husserl's Formale und transzendentale Logik: Versuch einer Kritik der logischen Vernunft (1929; Formal and Transcendental Logic), pointed to the significance of Husserl for modern logic; and Jacques Derrida, the father of deconstruction, combined phenomenology and structuralism in his interpretation of literature.