Sentence examples for the logical justification from inspiring English sources

The young Liverpudlian was merely saying what he, and others such as Oliver Wilson – the player currently in the last qualifying spot – take to be the logical justification for Poulter's baffling actions.

They then add the logical justification that's necessary to get their partners to agree that it's a good investment.

In addition, philosophers have a special concern with the logical justification of actions, and often actions must be justified by reference to their expected outcomes.

On this view, psychological genesis (or the context of discovery) was irrelevant to the question of logical justification (or the context of justification).

From this perspective, one might even argue that the circle becomes a virtuous circle, for the practice that is the basis of faith and yet ultimately constitutes that faith does indeed reinforce that faith the practical circle is persuasive in a way that the circle of logical justification is not.

Also the Results section needs to provide better logical justification about the numerous experiments performed.

Besides, as I always said, the people most likely to be attacked were the policemen and the missionaries, not me, so I had a logical justification for bending the rules a little.

We used a rubric developed in our previous study (Hoskins et al., 2007) to score the following measures: Whether a student agreed, disagreed, or took no stance on the conclusion stated in the question; the number of logical justifications presented as part of the student's explanation; and the number of illogical justifications presented.

Features carried over from the novel's obstacle course, however, such as the torrent of water and scalding surface, have no logical justification in the script.

However, to argue that our nature or constitution forces us to abide by the laws of logic is no longer a logical justification; it is to incorrectly shift from logical to psychological or biological considerations (1893, XVI-XVII).

I cannot resist quoting the amusing passage from which this is drawn in full: "[D]id Bacon provide any logical justification for the principles and methods which he elicited and which scientists assume and use?