Sentence examples for logically claim from inspiring English sources

No one can logically claim that everyone should be able to possess nuclear weapons.

Mr. Neuman wrote that given that the defendant's present case is built on testimony from the government's own witnesses, who have testified that Mr. Nelson confessed to the stabbing but denied stabbing Mr. Rosenbaum because he was Jewish, the government could not logically claim that the new defense is fabricated.

But if anti-choice reactionaries want to argue that abortion should be re-criminalized, how can they logically claim that a woman who procures and pays for an abortion has committed no crime and deserves no punishment?

At the time when the nephritogenic potential of anti-bodies to dsDNA was revealed, their binding in glomeruli was logically claimed to depend on exposed DNA.

Logically equivalent claims have the same rank.

In a different direction, Frits Staal has argued that paradoxical mystical language has been used systematically to make logically respectable claims (Staal, 1975).

This takes us halfway to appreciating that so far from being an inevitably profligate doctrine as its name suggests maximalism is compatible with denying that some logically complex claims have their own bespoke truth-makers.

While Kumārila's epistemology may, then, by itself show that Vedic texts are justifiably credited as epistemically reliable (that, in other words, Mīmāṃsaka beliefs are rationally held), it is logically independent claims about the eternality of the Vedas that are taken by Mīmāṃsakas to warrant the stronger conclusion that Vedic injunctions are uniquely so.

Thus, HS is a supervenience claim, logically weaker than Almost-Lewis's claim of reduction.

Logically, Obama's claim would seem to be the stronger.

It is logically inconsistent to claim that the presence of pessimistic cognitive biases should be taken as confirmation that dogs or rats are anxious but to deny the same conclusion in the case of honeybees.