Sentence examples for really logic from inspiring English sources

Quine has claimed that second-order logic is not really logic, but rather set theory in disguise.

The idea that breast self-examination is not worthwhile really defies logic.

"He did all this through really clever logic and programming," Isaac Wolf, a former journalist who had a desk near Hargrove's, told me.

"There's really no logic," says Peter Philips, Chanel's creative director for makeup, explaining how he dreams up nail colors that regularly achieve mythic status before they even hit store counters.

"Because our coverage has improved so much since the beginning of this program, it really defies logic that now we would start missing all these alleged noncombatant casualties," said an American official familiar with the program.

Since the sole specialist spinner will only play if Australia gets a pitch that really turns, logic suggests that the position should go to a genuine wicket-taker, not a mere container.

What is perhaps most impressive, and enjoyable, about Albert's treatise on Insolubles (Albert of Saxony 1988), ch.6 of his Perutilis Logica (A Really Useful Logic), is the extensive list of insolubles treated, and their variety.

To begin with, there's really no logic in paying a fortune on transportation when travelling to meet the target service provider.

Slavoj Dear Slavoj, Has modern capitalism really overtaken the logic of totalising norms?

It is at this point that his logic really falls down.

"It's not plausible to me that there's really an economic logic to the political policy that's being proposed".