Sentence examples for a bit more logical from inspiring English sources

The HP Tango's camouflage is admittedly a bit more logical.

Sure, I see what appears to be a pair of hands formed into a gang sign or something — or, if I'm being a bit more logical, what's likely someone's hands held into the standard landscape photo-taking position.

M1P2" "-... when they keep insisting on how bad smoking is for you, you sometimes want to blow smoke in their face...... taking drugs is also bad for you, and roast suckling pig is terrible, and if you go to Segovia and don't eat it you're an outcast... Let's be a bit more logical here!

They tend to be a bit more logical than that -- if a similar, well-made, quality piece can be found at a vintage shop, where's the contest?

"As a European view, the first reaction was 'if we have to move it, January/February is the best option', because it will have a reduced effect on the European game because many of the leagues are on winter breaks; it would make things a a little bit more logical," he said.

A reprise of the song appears on Extra Texture, in the form of a brief instrumental given the logical title "A Bit More of You".

More generally, and a bit more exactly, put: As noted above, the logical framework of basic possible world semantics is classical predicate logic.

Her superhero uniform covers a bit more — this time around, she has bike shorts instead of a skirt, which seems a dumbfoundingly logical choice — and her build is more athlete than bombshell.

So, a bit more.

And a bit more.

A bit more mature".