Sentence examples for this logic goes from inspiring English sources
Had Iraq still been the personal fiefdom of Saddam and the Ba'ath party, so this logic goes, then the Iraqi state would have been strong enough to repel the advancing Islamist army.
Intolerance of racists is framed as just as wrong as intolerance of marginalized racial groups; if acceptance is the goal, this logic goes, why can't you liberals accept that some of us want a white ethnostate?
At some point, this logic goes, the crimes and abuses will be too much, and GOP members of Congress will join their Democratic colleagues to force consequences upon a sitting Republican president.
Therefore, so this logic goes, trust not what Wagner ranted in treatises and journals and letters, or undeniably depicted in his music and texts, but what's otherwise intuitable, however inchoately, in the interstices of his art, especially in what Horowitz and others see as the complexity, empathy and ambiguity of his characterizations of villains and heroes alike.
The reason young women and increasing numbers of young men behave like this, the logic goes, is because they're scared and angry about the gender roles they are being forced into.
This is needed, the logic goes, because as military pressure builds in Colombia, the war could spill over and destabilize the region.
In Trump's shorthand, the logic goes like this: we run "massive" trade deficits with China; these deficits kill American jobs.
This would cement South Sudan's friendship with militarily powerful Ethiopia and, so the logic goes, strengthen its position vis-à-vis the north.
After all, the logic goes, it's only fair.
So, the logic goes, Japanese corporations must expand abroad.
