Sentence examples for while logic from inspiring English sources

While logic might suggest Nostradamus' claims could apply to almost any event, some of them come eerily close to reality.

While logic dictates that the 6D helmets, which retail for $750 and are about the same size as today's typical helmets, are a step in the right direction, it is not known how much difference they will make.

• While logic was telling him to get on with life, there was a gnawing belief that he could be good, real good, if only someone would give him a chance.

And while logic dictates it shouldn't work as well as it does (it's only the fact that it happens inside a large perspex cube which stops it from being yet another It's a Knockout knock-off), both me and the seven-year-old agree that it's brilliant.

They are currently at 17 straight losses and while logic tells us that eventually the 76ers will have to win a game, if only by accident, it's starting to look like they would have better luck trying to square the circle.

While logic would dictate that a compressed season is doing the Lakers no favors, as Ken Berger writes on CBSSports.com, and the rash of injuries league-wide means its hard to read much into anything until later in the season, this being the Lakers, it was an occasion for panic.

The sun is unrelenting, the terrain is impressive but remarkably ugly; after a while, the logic of one's everyday desires begins to unravel.

While logic-based modeling approaches benefit from simple construction using network topology, results can be difficult to interpret due to assignment of discrete values to continuous variable such as concentration of active species, sensitivity to temporal node-updating schemes, and incompatibility with many systems analysis tools such as quantitative sensitivity analysis [33].

If they fail, it's a sign that, once in a while in Washington, logic trumps lobbying.

While the logic of the strategy may seem at first clear, the task force believes it is misguided.

While science, logic and reason are on the side of the nonreligious, the cold, hard facts are just so cold and hard.