Sentence examples for of such reasoning from inspiring English sources

One aspect of such reasoning is the inference of function from the structure of the artifacts one encounters.

I'm not a prude but if nudity was acceptable, we'd all be walking around with no clothes on, wouldn't we?" On the basis of such reasoning, Knox was off and running.

In support of such reasoning, it is argued, first, that conspiracies are an especial threat to society because of the greater power that lies in numbers and the pooling of talents.

Indeed, Mr. Barron and Mr. Lederman had produced a definitive denunciation of such reasoning, co-writing a book-length, two-part Harvard Law Review essay in 2008 concluding that the Bush team's theory of presidential powers that could not be checked by Congress was "an even more radical attempt to remake the constitutional law of war powers than is often recognized".

Although in these cases a certain amount of inference in reverse in which one begins with a hypothesis that seems plausible and sees whether the evidence supports it is legitimate and even necessary, some critics, including the American morphologist George Lauder, have contended that the pitfalls of such reasoning have been insufficiently appreciated by evolutionary theorists.

The following paragraphs illustrate four examples of such reasoning.

Maps such as that of Orontius Finaeus were explained as flights of imagination based on such reasoning.

A logarithmic plot (in Exhibit X) of man-hours per barrel versus cumulated barrels of crude oil refined in the United States since 1860 results in the fairly regular type of decline such reasoning would lead us to expect.

This principle is of little use in the natural sciences, but it works profitable wonders in the science of publishing.Can such reasoning be used to cast light on Mr Murdoch's motives?

Of course such reasoning would not have any place in situations where acute epiglottic inflammation or edema are of concern, such as in cases of smoke inhalation, angioedema, or epiglottitis.

But of course such reasoning is not surprising from a court that ruled earlier this year that corporations are people, too -- really big people -- whether you're a major banking entity bilking the little guy for billions or a petrochemical giant obscenely filling the Gulf of Mexico with crude, like Rabelais' Gargantua, relieving himself from the towers of Notre Dame and drowning the city of Paris.