"There should be no doubt that Spain, logically, had a clear willingness that a Spanish candidate should be appointed," he said.
This resulted logically in a clear deterioration of the mortar workability which was balanced with the addition of sugar in a dosage of 0.05 % by mass of the cement.
For MacFarlane, the answer was clear: "Logically," he says, "for two guys from Boston, Tom Brady would be at the top of the list".
A perspicuous representation of these structures in the language of modern symbolic logic, so the formalists thought, would make clear the logically permissible inferences to and from such sentences and thereby establish the logical boundaries of the concept under study.
Here I was, thinking, logically, I have a clear medical excuse based on your Doctor's advice, so clearly some of my absences would be excused, right?
Turns out a Spanish bloke had just gone for a lengthy toilet break, but the film is a clear-sighted, logically argued illustration of where we're at with nuclear bombs.
But if one holds, as Tooley (1977 and 1987) does, that governing laws are logically possible, then it is clear that the fundamental equiprobability assumption needs to be formulated in terms of governing laws of nature.
From the perspective of conservative moral values, he is making sense and arguing logically, making his moral values clear and coming across as straightforward and authentic, as Reagan did.
According to the literature and our experiences, LBL excels in breaking down difficult subjects by logically organizing them in a clear hierarchy and presenting them systematically.
Its boldness is no surprise, but, in addition, it is laudably functional, with a clear layout, handsome and logically designed galleries, and a suffusion of natural light.
