Sentence examples similar to logical apprehension from inspiring English sources

Though he admits that "The noblest architecture can sometimes do less for us than a siesta or an aspirin," his smooth, wryly conversational argument focuses on those rare architects who have been able to "translate their fleeting apprehensions of joy into logical plans," and whose work can "satisfy needs we never consciously knew we had".

Formal categories stem from elementary logical operations that are at work in all apprehension: they include the processes of comparing, noting sameness, differentiating and relating.

Individual church members can do as they wish, of course, but when the huge treasury of the Mormon Church is brought against a segment of the American citizenry, outrage, fear and great apprehension in the secular realm are the logical reaction.

These apprehensions do not arise in the case of modal logic, which may be defined, in the narrow sense, as the study of logical necessity and possibility; for even quantified modal logic admits of a complete axiomatization.

Apprehension disappeared.

Apprehension, mostly.

But apprehension shadowed celebration.

She felt apprehension.

It also reflected apprehension.

This apprehension is important.

Seems logical.