Sentence examples for might logically feel from inspiring English sources

Thus if yours was the country which, at the G7 economic summit in Japan today, could point to itself — as Britain can — as having the best and most consistent proportionate commitment to foreign aid, and of being an example for others to follow, you might logically feel a twinge or two of satisfaction rather than a raw spasm of anger.

Given these circumstances, you might logically conclude that there is no such thing as too much Bach.

Dr. Brout might logically have shared the Nobel if he were alive today; the prize is not awarded posthumously.

As one possible lesson, we might logically ask why "nonessential" services need to be performed by government.

Any reasonable person casting aspersions on Ms. Minaj's musical output might logically have a few shots saved up for her label mate Drake, no? Like Ms. Minaj, Drake is a rapper who has read all the bylaws, passed all the qualifying exams and yet feels free to veer wildly off message, at least from the perspective of someone who thinks that the most interesting thing about hip-hop is the rule book.

Prequels: Hollywood, having remade every classic, will next turn to pictures that might logically have preceded them.

This is an advanced technique that enables the chip to essentially guess what instructions might logically be coming next to speed up execution.

If the use of a multimodal neurological monitoring might logically help for therapies, this cannot be demonstrated.

Dental care might logically be thrown into the mix as well.

While during the day time the burglar might logically assume everyone was out of the house.

"In Mexico, one might logically assume that high value targets are the leaders of criminal organizations drug traffickers, human smugglers, etc".