Sentence examples for logical points from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, my dutifully argued and logical points about the extent to which journalists already worked with the PR industry threatened to extinguish rather than fan the flames, so failed to make it into print.
For fans of presidential oratory, the speech was a reminder of Mr. Clinton's skills as an advocate who can both speak from the heart and argue a case through a series of logical points.
I keep running into people who know, just know, that I'm an ignoramus who hasn't thought through basic logical points, like how I can simultaneously say that we're in a liquidity trap (conventional monetary policy has no effect) and call on Bernanke to do more (unconventional monetary policy may still have traction).
'Sophisms' here does not mean "sophistry" in the modern, pejorative sense, but rather puzzle-propositions the study of which illustrates various logical points.
Sure, it's not exactly Shakespeare, or even a blockbuster Hollywood superhero smash-up, but it's a nice distraction and a prime use of 360-video, with logical points of focus and not too much risk in terms of misdirecting a viewer's attention while something important happens behind them, for instance (a common problem with a lot of VR content).
Even Obama's supporters raised questions about whether the reward was deserved, with progressives pointing to the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as a detention policy that still enrages civil libertarians as logical points of contention.
As ingestion engines encapsulate data integration logic they are the logical point of extension.
This is not surprising, from a logical point of view, since extensional logic is purely truth functional, where the truth value of molecular sentences is a function of the truth values of its atomic constituents.
Both artists make a logical point.
Performance-based compensation is a logical point.
