Sentence examples for this sort of logical from inspiring English sources

And in fact, Lincoln makes great use of this sort of logical end of the argument that Calhoun is advancing to say, look, fellow Northerners, if we do not stop the expansion of slavery to Kansas, or to what is today Arizona, or any of these western territories, that, ultimately, we're going to have slavery in Massachusetts and New Hampshire and New York and so on and so forth.

She is Marks & Spencer's face of Shwopping – the retailer's drive to conquer waste in fashion retail where every item donated ("shwopped") by customers is re-sold, re-used or recycled by Oxfam – because this is the sort of logical, solutions-oriented approach to style that Lumley favours.

But our resistance to the real is not merely from the sort of logical contradiction that makes square circles or mountains without [End Page 214] valleys impossible to think.

The very young and the very old are even more sensitive to cognitive overhead, as their brains aren't accustomed to the sort of logical leaps our products sometimes require.

And Frank Lovejoy's fortitude under this sort of duress appears logical, too.

This sort of approach makes logical sense because retirees are most vulnerable in the early years of their retirement.

We should note that this is not exactly innocuous; ontologically, it amounts to some sort of logical atomism.

More to the point, Epstein seems to expect some sort of logical explanation for a universe that is by its nature devoid of logic, which is how Kafka saw the world.

Neither is it some sort of logical truth (for the latest and most technical challenge of this claim see Urbaniak, 2012).

It is high time that this experiment in home rule that has proven to be a disaster for our nation be terminated, that we return to some sort of logical government whereby the rest of us can function in this city.

One of his best points is to identify inevitability as a "sort of logical atom bomb" of market populists, who love to flaunt their iron laws and paradigms.