Sentence examples for logical perfection from inspiring English sources

Lang strips his already spare style of symbol and shadow to render this perverse tale with a cold, swift, logical perfection.

Throughout the 1920s, Leśniewski and his students worked hard to improve the logical systems by finding single axioms, shorter axioms, trying out new primitives, and generally seeking logical perfection.

God's actions in history are better understood in the analogy of artistic or aesthetic preferences than in analogies of logical perfection (pace Leibniz) and the moral utility of a "best possible world".

Harari imagines that in attempting to refine ourselves to utter perfection — the logical apotheosis of humanism, whose history and evolution he traces over many pages — we will destroy humanism itself.

Ernst Schröder thought that Leibniz's ideal of a logical calculus had been brought to perfection by George Boole (Schröder 1877, III).

Perfect ballets demand perfection.

Whereas Wolff had conceived of the senses merely as providing the raw material for processing, a task performed by understanding and governed by the rules of logic, Baumgarten thought that the senses had their own rules and their own perfection, rules and perfection that differ from logical rules and the knowledge generated by logical processing.

What Baumgarten does is to take a list of the categories of the perfections of the content of logical or scientific cognition and construct a parallel list by adding the adjective "sensible" to them to arrive at a list of sensible or aesthetic perfections (and Meier makes a similar addition to lists of the perfections of the organization and expression of scientific knowledge).

My uncle's skepticism, as irrational as it was logical and theological, was founded on the belief that Western science could never attain perfection; perfection could be achieved solely by the one and only Allah.

This article was reviewed by Rob Knight, Doron Lancet, Alexander Mankin (nominated by Arcady Mushegian), and Arcady Mushegian....there is no logical impossibility in the acquirement of any conceivable degree of perfection through natural selection.

Perfection, soulless perfection.