Sentence examples for odd logic from inspiring English sources

I wrote in February protesting about this odd logic.

It may sound like odd logic, but that is the reality of the £26,000 benefit cap.

It's very odd logic: did the unrest in Paris in 2005 cast doubt on the 2006 World Cup in Germany?

We scramble for context while our host pursues his own odd logic and obliges us to keep up.

It may also, in the odd logic of counterinsurgency, be more likely to succeed if we leave the project somewhat unfinished.

While the humor is often crass and seemingly random, there's an odd logic that makes even the dumbest gags seem like they're part of a greater, cohesive intelligence.

Cue an hour-long ponder of the odd economic logic of all of this.

And this is why, by the odd circular logic of economic policy in a flat world, the U.S. government, which plans to borrow 42 cents of every dollar it spends next year, is in a position to rescue Greece (via the IMF) from the consequences of their own borrowing.

In this design, a three-input majority function is used to implement COUT and a five-input majority function is used to implement SUM, as presented in Equation 3. "Majority" function is an odd-inputs logic circuit that performs as a majority voter to determine the output of the circuit: SUM = Majority ( A, B, C, COUT ¯, COUT ¯ ) (3).

To his supporters, perhaps it held the same odd sort of logic that guides their faith in Donald Trump as President.

That changed after the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks when, by an odd jump of logic, a mass murder committed by mostly Saudi terrorists resulted in an almost limitless amount of money being made available for the deportation of Mexican house-painters.