Sentence examples for logical recourse from inspiring English sources
The logical recourse is to seek justice.
The Invasion addresses how those elements are quickly and forcefully weaved into society, establishing themselves as the only logical recourse.
Quine (1908 2000), was critical of the logical positivists' frequent recourse to the concept of meaning and rejected the sharp distinction they made between analytic and synthetic truths.
Though a village elder's attempt at neutrality initially seems cold and unprincipled, by the novel's conclusion, such a stance seems a logical, if desperate, recourse in a bid for survival.
The diverse approaches to moral theology through the centuries have varied greatly in their recourse to logical reasoning and in the degree of their acceptance of general moral principles that are considered universally applicable.
By negating all possibilities for logical, conceptual thought, the only recourse is to abandon concepts completely.
This goes as far back as the 1940s, with the recourse to game theory in "Logical Time and the Assertion of Anticipated Certainty".
And, anyway, when the manager comes charging from the dugout or when a government lawyer offers an argument whose logical extension might be that citizens who are tortured have no recourse in court how ladylike do we want our umpires to be? Sometimes it can help to yell back.
The terms of service of this stay-at-home army, it is logical to imagine, may fall more into line with those of other government departments, with higher salaries but fewer perks, and more recourse to employment tribunals.
It poses in logical form significant questions about the nature of reasoning in regard to matters of fact and experience, and it answers them by recourse to the principle of association.
