Sentence examples for logic that there from inspiring English sources

He filed for divorce on the grounds of adultery but the court ruled against him, with the controversial logic that there could have been no adultery because there is no such thing as sexual intercourse between women.

But the underlying logic — that there's good reason to think that a lottery may understate the true effects of housing programs — strikes me as sound.

To hold of science, or mathematics, or logic, that there is a difference between good evidence or good arguments and bad ones is again to commit oneself evaluatively.

It all seemed so backwards given the American logic that "there is no such thing as a free lunch".

The latest plank in the Republican war on women is based on the false logic that there can be such a thing as a religious exception to women's basic health care.

Again, there is a logic that gets one there — Qaddafi is bad for civilians, so what's bad for him is good for them — but leaving out the steps, and using "civilian" as a sort of magic word, creates some traps.

Since we invent mathematics in its entirety, we do not discover pre-existing mathematical objects or facts or that mathematical objects have certain properties, for "one cannot discover any connection between parts of mathematics or logic that was already there without one knowing" (PG 481).

It's a sort of cuddly, common-sense logic that tries to suggest there is some reasonable middle-ground all sane people exists in, bar a small minority of idiots who we'd do best to ignore.

And so I think there's logic that has to go into this.

Part of what brings addicts from out of state is the perverse logic that where there are overdoses, there must be potent dope.

Then really, why should the British impose barriers on themselves, if nobody else will move?" There was a logic to that, but there is now at least the first signs of change, and actually Bush is an interesting figure like that.