Sentence examples for logic that i from inspiring English sources

"I have therefore made my choice independently, following a simple logic that I have always advocated: openness to countries that have never hosted major sporting events.

"But jumping to the conclusion that the C.I.A. was just in what it did is a tremendous leap in logic that I do not make".

"On this, given the back-of-the-envelope logic that I just went through, if it's $100 million, $200 million, $300 million -- that's plausible," he said.

"The logic that I saw in their report doesn't take into consideration many factors, including who the victims describe, what the demographics of crime are in this city and who the criminals are in individual instances".

At a certain point, it occurred to me that my reluctance to opine about the Internet Research Agency was a product of the same logic that I was arguing against.

I was, at that time, so miserable about being alone, and half-convinced by the logic that I could somehow solve the problem of loneliness by avoiding sex until I fell in love, that I was in the middle of a long and ultimately pointless stretch of celibacy.

That's logic that is (I think).

However, such evidence constituted nothing more than a bunch of anomalies opposing the view of living beings based on Scriptures, until Charles Darwin (and A.R. Wallace) did provide the logic behind that, i.e., the mechanism of natural selection.

They complain about a free service that some of us pay for, using flawed logic that sounds something like: I don't understand these new fees, so I will avoid them however possible even if it creates discomfort for my fellow passengers.

It's difficult to understand what he's saying, as he shifts from subject to subject with an internal logic that is flawless, but which I certainly can't follow.

Fittingly, the classic 1955 film has a dreamlike, flowing quality, but with a robust logic that provided a safety net as I adapted it for the theatre.