Sentence examples for true logic from inspiring English sources

The true logic of what we like to think is a democratic era, however, surely points in another direction.

No one will say: 'You know what, I love the idea of a federal Europe', because that is the true logic of their position.

Even if classical logic actually is the One True Logic, one can reason counterpossibly on what would be the case if a certain non-classical logic were the correct one (e.g., "If intuitionistic logic were correct, then the Law of Excluded Middle would fail" is true and "If intuitionistic logic were correct, then the Law of Explosion would fail" is false).

After True Logic sent the letter for MBNA, I once again hired an attorney, and once again he sent a letter denying the alleged debt.

The characters are young and perfect; hearts true, logic flawed, but they press on in heroic longing, even as the ugly reveals.

Expanding our system to a binary output device would allow manipulating these signaling pathways with two inputs to further investigate the true logic identity of such endogenous networks.

Quite a bit, of course, but Ray and Carla's misfortunes are, in the perverse, tried-and-true logic of film noir, a boon to the audience, who can reap a clammy kind of satisfaction from a well-turned wallow in someone else's depravity.

There is substantial evidence that the Framers authorized an independent judiciary to evaluate the constitutionality of the government's actions using tried-and-true, logic-guided methods of inquiry, and that such judicial engagement was seen as part and parcel of judicial duty.

For the house we are building, it's a no-brainer, because our labor is free, but Eric's "true cost" logic informs most of his decisions.

And when it appears the book could become another narrow look at New York-equals-Manhattan, he takes a wide-angle view of the other boroughs, lovingly evoking "Marty," "True Love, Queensns Logic," "Working Girl" and "I Like It Like That".

Arguments to a conclusion from no premises whatsoever are those in which the conclusion is true by logic alone.