Sentence examples for logic that makes from inspiring English sources

"Bad Luck and Trouble" unfolds with the simple, immaculate logic that makes this series utterly addictive.

By the logic that makes a terminator a man, infamous American serial killer Ed Gein's lamp was actually his girlfriend.

She honed her elegant verbal wit and fused it with the nightmare logic that makes "Swamplandia!" such an eccentric yet revelatory family story.

While the humor is often crass and seemingly random, there's an odd logic that makes even the dumbest gags seem like they're part of a greater, cohesive intelligence.

Höch and the Surrealists showed us that strange juxtapositions can produce an irrational logic that makes us understand things like war or history or consumerism in surprising ways.

Now that feminism is no longer around to correct our skewed perceptions, it's easy to believe the dysfunctional logic that makes conservative responses seem like simple common sense.

If anything, these artists are attuned to the mad leaps in logic that make everyday communication a spectacle, if you listen.

"This harsh proposal seems to be based on the flawed logic that making families destitute will coerce them into going home.

The investigation unfolded with an inexorable logic that made sense at every turn, yet lost all sight of the public purpose it was meant to serve.

(The truly loony secondary logic that Obama is responsible because the very fact of his Presidency somehow enraged his opponents is the same logic that made African-Americans who didn't know their place responsible for lynch mobs).

In the seventeen-nineties, Jefferson's followers, fiercely fighting Federalist rule, redefined democracy as the Revolution's legacy, a logic that made Federalism appear inconsistent with the spirit of the Revolution.