Sentences with phrase «sense in a logical way»

They just make sense in a logical way that probably an engineering mind can appreciate the most.

From Jenny: I have great belief in EFT founding principles, theory and the immense research which backs it up, however what attracted me most to Emotionally Focused Therapy is that it makes sense in a logical way.

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It makes perfect sense that emotions can get in the way of logical thinking.

That is in no sense or way a logical answer, nor is it based on common sense (maybe it is a common sense-less argument).

The positivist, according to this account, can avoid this conclusion only if he can consistently make good the claim that the term «God» is meaningless, which is a way of saying that God's purported existence is not a logical possibility in any sense.

It was added to help give a sense of progression and achievement to the arcade portion of the game as well as show which levels you've played / not played in a logical way.

Finding ways to make the indie audience's lives easier is a great way of making money and logical sense in a games market that is gaining market momentum.

Thus far, no climatological model has been built in an entirely logical, value free way, In this sense, there are no «scienific» climatological modelin an entirely logical, value free way, In this sense, there are no «scienific» climatological modelIn this sense, there are no «scienific» climatological models.

The reviewer could find no mathematical or logical problems with the paper, and the results were also demonstrated in a practical sense via Monte Carlo experimentation, so it would appear that the reviewer's only reason for pursuing the matter in this way was that it contradicted the dogma.

She framed the bits of trends that I was seeing here and there in a clear, logical, and cohesive way that made practical sense: she made the light bulb to go off in my head, so to speak.

Perhaps it makes some sense in an overall reduction of harm frame of thinking but not from a logical way of approaching product X and Y.