Sentence examples for tempting logic from inspiring English sources

Despite the data, because holiday traditions involve familial gatherings, financial stress, and alcohol consumption, the idea that domestic violence spikes under these conditions has a tempting logic to it.

Luxembourg argues that German tax rates are too high, so that savers are tempted abroad a logic that the German government, which wants to cut its marginal tax rates, seems to have partly accepted.

Certainly, the political logic is tempting.

Nevertheless it is clear that an appeal to the plural interpretation of second-order logic will be tempting for nominalist versions of structuralism.

Using this logic, we might be tempted to conclude that many aliens will look humanoid.

We're tempted all the time to use this "logic" to rationalize bad money behavior.

Domenech's decision was prompted, as ever, by expediency, political nous and a measure of sporting logic; to which I'm tempted to add: as was Henry's.

Though I have neither the data nor the stomach to handicap this field, it is tempting to predict a victory for "1-800-273-8255," by Logic, feAlessia Alessia Cara and Khalid.

Keane's logic is compelling and it's admittedly tempting to blame newspapers for the Sydney lockout.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It is tempting to think that fewer films would mean fewer duds, but accepting this logic would be to misunderstand contemporary media markets and a film festival's role in them.

It is tempting to think that fewer films would mean fewer duds, but accepting this logic would be to misunderstand contemporary media markets and a film festival's role in them.