Sentence examples for vicious logic from inspiring English sources
The idea that they pose a threat evokes a vicious logic at odds with humanitarian imperatives: refugees bring conflict, as conflict breeds refugees.
The elemental white light and brutal coastline of Crete, for instance, are a perfect setting to illuminate the sword-bright logic and vicious wit of Arthur Schopenhauer, a philosopher who is much harder to read among the grimy, damp contingencies of Britain.
But then we are employing logic to derive logic from convention, generating a vicious regress.
If that logic is followed to its conclusion, this creates a vicious cycle of plays by men.
But there may be a logic, however twisted, in the way that despondence and desperation ferment into vicious malevolence.
Granted we cannot retain all of classical logic and all of our intuitive principles regarding truth, especially if we allow vicious self-reference.
Security experts employ the strategic logic of weapons development: one new weapon spawns a second weapon, which, in a vicious cycle, leads to yet another.
"It was just vicious, vicious.
