The phrase "pushing logic" can be correct and usable in written English in certain contexts.
It is typically used in a figurative sense to describe someone trying to use logical reasoning to persuade or convince someone else. Example: "The lawyer was relentlessly pushing logic in her argument, carefully breaking down each of the prosecution's claims and presenting counterpoints."
Walzer is a strong advocate of multilateral action, and he faults the administration and its European allies for bringing out the worst in one another, American bellicosity and European complacency pushing the logic of events toward a war he says he doesn't believe is justified yet.
Pushing the logic further, the universal card could also become the single-sign-on key to all the various Internet sites that we access and store all our passwords in.
Already Eakins could push the logic of French academic art to modern extremes, because for him, as an American, it was only logic, unchecked by French sophistication.
Instead, they relentlessly push the logic of their success until it no longer makes any sense at all".
(Trump's campaign pushes this logic to an extreme: it suggests that he'll be a stronger leader for being shameless).
But extending this pretense — that the campaign is all about the voters rather than the candidate — to Mrs. Clinton's current quest pushes its logic to the breaking point.
One of the few people to have heeded that omen was a little-known American advertising executive called Robert MacBride, who pushed the logic behind Operation Corral to its ultimate conclusions in his unjustly neglected 1967 book, The Automated State.
He asks, "What magic is there in the pronoun 'my' that should justify us in overturning the decisions of impartial truth?"[2] Singer has famously pushed the logic further, arguing that we should do everything within our power to help strangers meet their basic needs, even if it severely compromises our kin's happiness.
There are antecedents in this direction in the XVA literature, but the new KVA dimension pushes this logic to an unprecedented level.
Indian cricket is based on passion, on easily-stirred emotions; players are worshipped for what they do, romance trumps realism, sentiment pushes out logic and reason.
