Sentence examples for logical faculty from inspiring English sources

No less a figure than Frederick Douglass said the practice had long offended his "logical faculty" as a man "opposed to every species of arbitrary power".

It is a shocking habit - destructive to the logical faculty".

Don't suspend your logical faculties just because a story focuses on The Youth.

Presented as a detective story, this funny, original first novel stars a sort of autistic savant, 15 years old, whose grasp of social clues is near zero (he cannot lie or understand a joke) but whose logical faculties are dominant except when overloaded.

It fires the imagination, as well as working our logical, critical, analytical faculties (which are still getting a good workout online).

But Crummell needs this sort of rationalistic account, given that reason is our faculty for discovering such logical connections as that between circumstantial fact and abstract right, making it essential to the inferences that justify that right in human affairs.

The logical use of reason represents a "subordinate faculty" (A305/B362) of drawing inferences (syllogisms), and Kant says relatively little about it in the Critique.

As Holmes himself says in "The Adventure of the Copper Beeches," his work centers on "those faculties of deduction and of logical synthesis which I have made my special province".

So the proposal to change the award of degree awarding powers, assessing the track record of faculty distinct from their institution, is logical and desirable.

But this should be balanced with "bottom-up" factors: what makes up each child, and how can they make the most of their linguistic and logical, social and personal, spiritual and moral, creative and physical faculties.

They also felt that psychiatrists are logical thinkers (73.9% to 95.4%, p <.0001), and respected by the faculty of the medical school (58.2% to 79.7%, p <.0001; see Table 6).