Sentence examples for sentiment and logic from inspiring English sources

The reality of my present had me navigating an all-too-familiar battle between sentiment and logic I had put on mute long ago.

Co-host Steve Doocy echoed the sentiment and questioned the logic of calling the massacre a "hate crime".

Mr. Boulez avoids sentimentality in Mahler's music, applying an intense focus and logic to the score and letting sentiment take care of itself, as, in a detailed reading of Mahler's meticulous scoring, it almost invariably does.

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.

The "amorality" — I place it in quotes because it seems that way only to us — comes, Stein thinks, from the French practice of subordinating sentiment to logic, as when Stein's old servant is puzzled by the Anglo-American business (haphazardly practiced, to be sure) of letting women and children first off the Titanic.

The "amorality"—I place it in quotes because it seems that way only to us comes, Stein thinks, from the French practice of subordinating sentiment to logic, as when Stein's old servant is puzzled by the Anglo-American business (haphazardly practiced, to be sure) of letting women and children first off the Titanic.

Selections lack consistency and logic.

For detailed discussion of specific fields, see the articles applied logic, formal logic, modal logic, and logic, philosophy of.

With solid facts, evidence and logic.

History and logic favours Wales.

And reason and logic.