Sentences with phrase «logical reason behind»

P.S. if you don't like Sony's products, content offerings & services that's your choice but don't come on here acting like a complete illogical fool without any logical reason behind your displeasure with Sony's products, content offerings & services because it's not helping your argument out what so ever it's diminishing it instead!

Is it just a practical order based on which one will be ready first, or is there an actual logical reason behind the order?

This is rather disgusting and might gross you out, but there is a logical reason behind this behavior.

Even if sometimes we don't see a logical reason behind our kids tears and screaming, for them their reasons are very much real.

However, if there is a logical reason behind a method, it could improve the information in your systems and ultimately, its results in the future.

Every moral law in the New Testament has a good and logical reason behind it.

Not exact matches

The bad reasoning behind this thesis, which combines guilt by association with the logical fallacy of post hoc ergo propter hoc (the ecumenical movement became «liberal» because it was concerned for church union and social demonstration of the gospel), is part of the theological DDT in evangelical soil which inhibits the growth and maturing of the present awakening.

Not saying if it was or wasn't, but you can certainly see the reasoning behind it seeming like the logical choice for the team and people involved in that decision.

The reasoning behind this system is quite logical — a team is likely to play harder after a loss especially as they look to avoid digging themselves in a deep hole for the series.

«I can not explain what took place, because that would imply there were logical or tactical reasons behind the result, and I don't think any of that happened,» he said.

A worksheet not only helps schools and districts decide on policy language and content but also helps them think through the reasoning behind those decisions in a logical manner.

He quarrels with his professors, parents, roommates, and even the university's Dean, who all seem to be a step behind the young man as it concerns his logical, secular reasoning.

At the same time, the reasoning behind why it's logical to assume the game won't match GTA 5's success is sound and plentiful, which is why this prediction seems a tad premature even in the face of the game's overbearing hype and popularity in spite of the general lack of new information.

But the reasons behind this OS, well, mess, even if perfectly logical and reasonable, are besides the point.

At the same time, the reasoning behind why it's logical to assume the game won't match GTA 5's success is sound and plentiful, which is why this prediction seems a tad premature even in the face of the game's overbearing hype and popularity in spite of the general lack of new information.

Given the storylines in past Professor Layton titles, it seems reasonable enough to assume that there's no supernatural influence or magical power behind the mask or anyone associated with it at all and that some logical reason will be deduced for why this guy is apparently terrorising the city, but that's something that's got to be found out by playing the game I guess.

Then you'd have to decide whether you want to go with a plan that seems to have a good reason behind it, but constitutes argumentum ad ignoratiam, or tell yourself that argumentum ad ignoratiam is always a logical fallacy, and therefore stubbornly continue crossing against the light.

The truth is most everyone thinks they want «IN» for the simple reason of «I want to make more money» and that's understandable, but behind that seemingly sensible logical reason lies something much more detailed and meaningful; a deeper reason, some longing to be free from some imagined unwanted situation or to simply reach some level of financial freedom that will provide you and those you love and care for with a safer and superior lifestyle to the one you might imagine you have at the present.