Sentence examples for logical discourse from inspiring English sources
Or as he puts it, poems aim for extensive rather than intensive clarity, conveying more rather than less information but without separating the images from each other, as would be aimed for in scientific or "logical" discourse (Meditationes, §§XVI XVII, p. 16).
Through simple civil and logical discourse, along with a healthy dose of Jesus, Davis, 60, has convinced members, reportedly including a few Grand Wizards, to turn away from their wicked ways.
You see, while discussing this highly-controversial and heavily-opinionated bill, she uttered a word that has no place in sophisticated and logical discourse regarding the matter at hand: "vagina".
We will find a solution that makes occurrences like the Charleston tragedy a less common occurrence, but the lines of communication and logical public discourse must remain open.
But it will fail if it imagines that people who are growing into parenthood engage only in logical, dispassionate discourse without personalizing what they hear.
The central of this phase is an algorithm for computing verbal relationships in the process of generating the Vietnamese paragraph from the logical expression of discourse representation structure (DRS), which is the first-order logic expressions without explicit quantifiers, and represents the meaning as well as reflects the potential contexts of a given discourse or a sequence of sentences.
Similarly, investigation of the logical features of discourse about pleasure or duty or remembering is concerned with the concepts of pleasure or duty or memory.
The dividing line between semantic interpretation (computing and disambiguating logical forms) and discourse understanding making sense of text is a rather arbitrary one.
Natural language processing is routed in a logical representation of discourse.
German Logic, "Preliminary Discourse," §1.
The editor of the National Reformer, a paper in Auburn, New York, reported that Mott's extemporaneous evening speech was "one of the most eloquent, logical, and philosophical discourses which we ever listened to".
