Sentence examples for savage logic from inspiring English sources

Nicks, operating under the savage logic of grief, married her friend's widower, Kim Anderson, thinking that she would help raise the child.

Einstein then played his trump card: "The advent of Hitler underscored with a savage logic all the disastrous implications contained in the abnormal situation in which Jews found themselves.

Here's how.

Savage: (Savage laughs).

For now, our concern is rather the Sure Thing Principle vis-à-vis the internal logic of Savage's theory.

Says Pope Francis: It is a "savage capitalism" that teaches "the logic of profit at any cost" and exploitation of people.

Our logic seemed to be, he says, that "they are savages, so that gives us the right to shower napalm on innocents".

Ramus was a savage critic of Aristotle, and proposed to replace the subtleties and complexities of Aristotelian logic with the single method of humanist dialectic, conceived as the means of systematizing knowledge to facilitate learning and its practical use.

Much the same numbing logic governs "Diaz — Don't Clean Up This Blood," a crude docudrama about the savage beatings that Italian police in Genoa inflicted on anti-globalization protesters in 2001.

"More savage".

I was a savage.