Sentence examples for stricter logic from inspiring English sources

Causal diagrams and directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) are now gaining in favour in epidemiology [ 67- 69] and have the advantage of enforcing a yet stricter logic on model-building.

Miller is, according to his mother, a habitual liar, but the boy in fact disciplines himself with extremely strict logic.

His combination of strict logic and mechanical-man pathos is not as funny as Kryten's, but he has the same sort of inventive effect.

But why A Magic Flute now? "Every choice I've ever made," says Brook, "has been dictated by a formless hunch rather than by strict logic.

The mathematician's strict logic tops them both: "There exists at least one sheep, at least half of which is black".

We take both passionate leaps of intuition and the slow grinding process of strict logic, and we end up where we wanted to in the first place.

These patterns, like the anatomy of the kouroi, suggest nature rather than copy it; the strict logic of dressmaking is never observed by the sculptor, who uses the natural gesture of pulling a long skirt up and to one side first to produce a pleasing pattern of folds and only later to reveal the contours of the legs and body beneath.