Sentence examples for logical to assert from inspiring English sources

For example, it seems logical to assert that no human being would want to spend his or her entire life engaged in alienating labor just to remain in poverty.

Which villainous race will have the upper hand, or will the Borg and Cybermen be too logical to try to assert dominance over each other?

Of course, at different times, different moments are present — a circumstance which, followed to what appeared to be its logical conclusion, led McTaggart to assert that time itself was unreal (see Mellor 1981).

If they were true in virtue of their meaning alone (even if unobviously so), and thus analytic, then the necessity might be said to be purely logical, where to deny the claim is then to assert some form of logical contradiction (cf. Bennett 1979, Walker 1978: 18 23, Walker 1989: 63 4, Bell 1999).

In addition, there is a problem of logical inconsistency if the government continues to assert that CLL is nonradiogenic whereas SLL is radiogenic.

The only logical way to maintain the charge of Israeli responsibility then would be to assert that Mossad had somehow duped the Iranians into mounting a series of bombing operations only to have Iranian involvement exposed.

To assert otherwise is simply incorrect".

Congress needs to assert its legislative supremacy.

He did not need to assert himself.

and the Collective Security Treaty Organization to assert its leadership.

Her efforts to assert herself remained housebound.