logician

"Do you mean to tell us that all these Logicians are wrong?"

"I can tell you what to do very easily," the Logician said.

"I could hand you an answer to every problem you'll ever meet, all written out in a little book," the Logician said.

No one but the Logician really liked these beds of open ground.

It is the logician who seeks to get the heavens into his head.

Although this offer was not taken up, Pitts decided to become a logician.

There is no consensus among logicians on how best to define the term.

It has baffled the philosophers and logicians of my home world!

Food is what logicians would call a necessary but not sufficient condition for restaurant success.

More recently logicians have begun to approach the phenomenon from a formal point of view.

Logicians had usually defined it as a relation between two concepts.

His probability logic does not receive much attention from modern logicians.

The shadows moved in the globe; the Logician was shaking his head.

Hale was remembering that conversation now as he told the Logician what had just happened.

I did not suspect you of being so able a Logician.'

As a logician he stood, perhaps, first among the Talmudic scholars of his age.

Hale, without seeming to do so, was watching the Logician very closely.

Lewis's reputation as a promising young logician was soon assured.

- To what extent is the logician a linguistic analyst?

But his brief comment was developed into the Tree by medieval logicians.

At least this has been the general interpretation of Russell among philosophical logicians for nearly a century.

At last he said, "Come with me to the Logician."

Can is related to must in being what logicians call its dual .

The logician and his logic are alike involved in the universal ruin.

Previous logicians incorrectly considered all four figures as being simple and pure.