Sentence examples for purely logical from inspiring English sources

As Russell writes, it is the logicist's goal "to show that all pure mathematics follows from purely logical premises and uses only concepts definable in logical terms" (1959, 74).

The purely logical Frame Problem can be solved using monotonic logic, by simply writing explicit axioms stating what does not change when an action is performed.

It was purely logical.

Sport is never duller than when it is purely logical.

There's no point in voting at all, for that matter, as a purely logical act.

One of Hayek's greatest achievements was to demonstrate, on purely logical grounds, that a centrally planned economy is impossible.

Andrew Halcro, a former Republican state legislator who ran against Ms. Palin as an independent in 2006, said, "From a purely logical standpoint, this doesn't make sense".

"Surveys and studies to the contrary notwithstanding, the conclusion that men have substantially more sex partners than women is not and cannot be true for purely logical reasons," Dr. Gale said.

But if fatalism is true, he demonstrated, we are going to learn that fact only through an argument that draws on something richer and more substantive than the arid, purely logical moves Taylor made.

Carnap granted the importance of this concept (especially in modern physical theories) but attempted, in increasingly refined and often revised forms, to define a concept of degree-of-confirmation that was purely logical.

There are some fundamental aspects of being human, he argues, that are difficult to cast in purely logical terms, but which our moral arguments must nevertheless take account of.