Sentence examples similar to reinforcing logic from inspiring English sources

Many of us are constantly stuffing emotions, especially negative ones, because our society reinforces logic and intellect over any emotion, even happiness.

It gets worse: The thread has a sickening self-reinforcing logic.

But he acknowledged that the decline thereafter "reinforced" the logic of an agreement to bring together what he called "very compatible companies, very compatible fleets".

Both reinforce the logic behind the positive and significant variable's coefficient.

Up until then, cricket reinforced the logic of empire by having white men captain the West Indies.

21 22 23 Our study thus reinforces the logic of current action in the UK and other countries to encourage smokers to quit.

I've limited myself to one suitcase, and ended up having to buy an outfit for a last-minute job interview, thus reinforcing my original perverse logic.

They also tell suicidal readers that there are good reasons to die sometimes; they reinforce the grim logic of acute depression.

And reinforce the circular logic that, if we just buy more designed-for-obsolescence plastic stuff, we'll feel OK because we'll be doing our small part.

On the one hand, accurate prior information increases the likelihood that the tested hypothesis is true and therefore, following Bayesian logic, reinforces the "positive" conclusion of an experiment.

Refugees have much to contribute economically, socially and culturally to host states, and the logic of exclusion risks reinforcing the idea of refugees as a burden.