Sentence examples for logically like from inspiring English sources

Once you know that, it doesn't feel logically like a big leap to have quotas for women.

"You set up your stories logically, like a chess game: all the detective needs to know is the rules, he replays the moves of the game, and checkmate, the criminal is caught and justice has triumphed.

Likewise, if something looks like a truth-apt expression (since on the surface it is in the indicative mood), if it behaves logically like a truth-apt expression (which again is what "X is good" undoubtedly does), if it is treated by the people whose use sustains its meaning as if it were truth-apt, then, absent compelling arguments to the contrary, it probably is truth-apt.

Logically, like a corkscrew, the twist of the cell will generate a similar chiral motion of the parasite through 3D space with the same handedness.

Initially, the kiosk display screens looked, logically enough, like the Bluelight site.

Some things are logically necessary, like tautologies.

Despite the paucity of clear studies on the topic, Reynolds says that open offices still logically seem like they would lead to more health risks for workers.

Even though this logically feels like it should reduce the instances of critical information being omitted, there is no reliable body of evidence to suggest that standardisation of handover provided sustainable improvements in patient outcomes.

In what he calls "Gentzen semantics", von Kutschera (1968) gives, as Lorenzen, a semantics of logically complex implication-like statements A1,…,An → B with respect to calculi K which govern the reasoning with atomic sentences.

Strive to play totally logically and machine-like.

And three, that because Richard and Judy viewers like You Say We Pay, it follows logically that they would like to see their prime minister playing it.