Sentence examples for the logic appears from inspiring English sources
The implications are deeply unsettling but the logic appears sound.
The logic appears simple: Black boys are not faring well, and the presence of black men as teachers and role models will fix this problem … The argument may be well intentioned, but it is a cop-out.
The logic appears to be that one way of stopping a former employee from sharing company secrets with a competitor is to stop him from even working there.
Or more simply, the sooner you build for Windows 10, the logic appears to go, the sooner you can tap into a growing, engaged user base.
If you don't have a drive-thru, the logic appears to go, why not offer wheels-free diners a frozen Baja Blast spiked with rum or vodka and a chill place to hang on the cheap since you, likely a millennial, are not having sex, interested in home ownership, or down to spend a bunch of money.
The logic appeared confused.
The logic appeared to be this: The Iranian government would be invincible with a nuclear weapon, and with that, the public would have no chance to join the modern world.
The basic logic appears to be based on the same economies of scale on which the company has built its bigger business: when and if Amazon gets a strong enough critical mass in any one vertical, it will build it out.
Here, the accompanying medley gives Naharin less of a structure; and the randomness of his style becomes overpowering, and the choreographic logic appears simplistic.
The term "deontic logic" appears to have arisen in English as the result of C. D. Broad's suggestion to von Wright (von Wright 1951); Mally used "Deontik" earlier to describe his work (Mally 1926).
