Sentence examples for More logically from inspiring English sources

More logically, there were 13 steps leading up to the gallows – not a lucky place to be – though finding yourself there was generally the result of severe misdeeds, not ill fortune.

(The catalog is more logically arranged).

He plays a kind of music that his fans' parents might more logically applaud.

AS PART of an effort to streamline Economist.com and arrange things more logically, we're closing down the Babbage blog.

I suspect that if the store were more logically organised, its turnover, if not its profits, might soar.

Interpreted the right way? Are they timeless verities or — more logically — reflections of an outmoded culture and obsolete mind-set?

That's more logically straightforward, but a person's rights are described by his paperwork, not determined by it.

The reporter as performer, which you might more logically expect from ITV, is more likely to be found on the other side.

If that were the real reason, though, the burj formerly known as Dubai would more logically have been renamed the Burj Emerati.

Questions appear to be better targeted, more logically presented and there's an overdue question about the role of the nominated autism lead.

But he's more logically placed in a school of showrunners who favor patterspeak, point-counterpoint, and dialogue-driven tributes to the era of screwball romance.