Sentence examples for logic to which from inspiring English sources

Our misery was a reminder of the rigid, unforgiving logic to which human moods seem subject.

Domenech's decision was prompted, as ever, by expediency, political nous and a measure of sporting logic; to which I'm tempted to add: as was Henry's.

The whole discourse of individual payment and reward is a classic (neo)liberal logic, to which the university is more and more subservient.

I don't mean that kids can't distinguish fantasy from reality — the playground bully will clarify the matter gratis — but fantasy offers a logic to which kids are receptive, and escapism for which kids are hungry.

Paulette Fevrier had also introduced a three-valued logic, to which Reichenbach makes a similar objection.

I reconstruct this crucial theory from some treatises on logic to which Spinoza had access.

The result explains this phenomenon for the finitary and finitely algebraizable logics to which it applies.

These deep quantificational analogies reflect much of the inspiration behind what is most often called "possible worlds semantics" for such logics, to which we now turn.[22] Once the analogies are noticed, this sort of semantics seems all but inevitable.

But there was a certain blinkered logic to it, which went like this: A checklist is an alteration in medical care no less than an experimental drug is.

More worryingly, there was a hermetic logic to them which, with the passions they aroused, made it possible to see how they could beguile and thrill many more.

We then need logic to decide which BRAM to write into.