Sentences with phrase «leaps of logic by»

Heading back to explore the early days of the XCOM universe, tackling humanities first encounter with the aliens, is a great idea on paper, but the plot of the Bureau quickly falls apart thanks to insane leaps of logic by characters, massive plot holes and all manner of stupidity.

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The CIA's leap in amoral logic was elucidated by testimony from E. Howard Hunt, in charge of the CIA's U.S. publisher contacts in the late 1960s, who said that domestic fallout may not (in the report's words) «have been unintentional.»
By calling the unknown God (especially in the Judeo - Christian tradition) you are making some great leaps of logic that I don't think are justified.
(Forgive me for criticizing but I take one big leap of faith that you will be more interested in discussing the logic behind ideas than to get hurt by me opposing this..
To make such a leap of logic is to commit the other glaring error often made by proponents of animal rights and environmental ethics: they fail to see that the rights endowed to animals are not identical with the rights of human beings.
Even if the correlations with cholesterol did remain after adjusting for these risk factors, it takes a profound leap in logic to link animal products with disease by way of blood cholesterol when the animal products themselves don't correlate with those diseases.
But Forest, despite its pedigree and effective score, again by Takemitsu, feels unfocused and incorporates too many bizarre leaps of logic to be an effective film.
It's a watchable experience, but if you're at all bothered by leaps of logic, you'll likely have pulled out all of your hair in frustration long before the final fade - out.
Still, for all of its curious logic leaps and redundancy in the genre, Bee Movie proves more than worthwhile by actually being amusing and interesting, and never grossly overbearing.
But following Nixon, a misguided conspiracy - laden exercise in paranoia which took even greater leaps of logic and history than his fantasy version of Jim Garrison's investigation of the assassination of JFK, Stone decided (wisely) to take a break from politics and (unwisely) chose to rehash well - worn noir terrain by adapting author John Ridley's neo-noir Stray Dogs.
On the downside, there are some serious leaps of logic in the physics and technology of the film, further weakened by a porous plot, and ham - handed handling of the action scenes while on the ground.
Equally, the motif of the hare, that would occupy Flanagan for much of the rest of his career (not to mention bringing him fame and fortune), came from his perennial attentiveness to the world of literature — Jarry's logic of the absurd simply being superseded by George Ewart Evans and David Thompson's «The Leaping Hare», a book exploring the hare's mythical attributes through history.
You have made the leap of logic, not supported by the paper, that global warming has caused increased frequency of thunderstorms in the tropics.
In a logic - defying leap of reason, a several journals and news outlets have accused Donald Trump of «environmental racism» by pulling the United States out of the Paris climate accord.
The plaintiffs also employ wild leaps of logic divorced from reality: «By hiding what they knew about, and affirmatively misrepresenting the dangers of unabated fossil fuel use, the Defendants protected fossil fuel demand, and obstructed the changes needed to prevent or at least minimize the impacts of climate change.»
It's not a leap to suggest that the same logic would extent to compelling recoginition of same - sex marriages by such institutions.
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