Sentence examples for supposedly logical from inspiring English sources
He will then have to prove at last whether, after dictating the supposedly logical formula of "no negotiations under fire" and using that position to veto negotiations with any gun owner in the Middle East, he is actually capable of bringing peace and security to Israel.
Procedurally, it operates with an attempt to press upon religious believers a supposedly stark, logical choice between simply agreeing or disagreeing in toto with the precise wording of his own four articles.
The manifestly bonkers Mr Miller has supposedly developed a logical language that cannot be manipulated.
The guy charged with painting lurid graffiti across Eurydice Dixon's memorial has told the Age he had a supposedly clear and logical reason.
The two advertising firms were supposedly engaged in a logical impossibility: an amicable Franco-American merger of equals.
Though plausible initially, the device of introducing non-observational terms in this way gave rise to a number of difficulties which impugned the supposedly clear distinctions between logical and empirical matters and analytic and synthetic statements (Hempel 1951, 1963).
There's more to the story that I won't give away, but I'll just say that it takes this fantasy to its logical and supposedly tearjerking conclusion.
His writing is known for its extreme subtlety, its meticulous attention to detail, and its tenacious pursuit of the logical implications of supposedly "marginal" features of texts.
So the most logical response to any supposedly religious act is to respond to the act and not the religion.
His name was being continually linked with Real Madrid, his wife, Ana, was supposedly unhappy in Manchester and Rio Ferdinand seemed the logical recipient of the armband.
Their analytic theories were sometimes associated with the metaphysical view which Russell called logical atomism, sometimes with the supposedly anti-metaphysical doctrines of logical positivism, and sometimes, as in the case of G. E. Moore, the analytic practice had no clearly defined dogmatic background at all.
