Sentence examples for questions of logic from inspiring English sources

There are a few loose ends, but questions of logic have a way of receding in a film in which the bad man can be seen reflected in a pool of his victim's blood.

Having read Barrow's geometric lectures, he devised a transformation rule to calculate quadratures, obtaining the famous infinite series for π/4: Leibniz was interested in questions of logic and notation, of how to construct a characteristica universalis for rational investigation.

Fired with intense enthusiasm for the subject, Wittgenstein made great progress, and within a year Russell began to look to him to provide the next big step in philosophy and to defer to him on questions of logic.

PH 2 and 3 discuss questions of logic, physics, and ethics.

This reflects a more general commitment on Davidson's part to the inseparability of questions of ontology from questions of logic.

As the disputed question as a form began to fade in importance in the theological faculty, it was replaced by variations on the disputation form in the arts faculty, focusing on questions of logic and natural philosophy.

To alleviate these difficulties, we present a new analysis framework for asking questions of logic-based models, which we term "querying quantitative logic models" (Q2LM).

The first is a question of logic: the correlation between early-rising and hard work is surely not perfect.

Do you think if the American educational system would be better, there would be less of a fuss about KSM being trialed in NYC? Surely this discussion can be brought back to a question of logic versus gut feeling?

Thus the question of the "concept of science" becomes "the chief question of logic and the foundational question of philosophy" (Cohen 1902: 445).

Other important works include his Quodlibeta from 1289 95 (ed. Defraia, 2002), a set of questions on logic (ed. Brown, 1986), as well as many biblical commentaries and various texts pertaining to his condemnation.