Sentence examples similar to a logical worry from inspiring English sources
A more logical worry, it seems to me, is whether a cycle of opportunity really is replacing the cycle of pathology, even for the luckiest children of reform.
The more logical worry is that the guerrillas have been acting quite separately from Mr. Hussein, and may be increasingly well financed and organized for the long haul.
There were the logical worries, such as: why had he not gone to the CAAT inquiry to clear his name?
Draw wherever your eyes go, and don't worry about trying to use a logical order or making sure that everything's connected perfectly.
Hence, a logical extension to McVay and Kane's position is that worry might entail the spontaneous generation and occupation with negative self-referent thoughts, but that this might be orthogonal to individual differences in attentional control.
Probably what worried him most (this is only a guess, but a logical one) was its slow pace at times, especial ly in the first two parts.
This means understanding worry has a purpose, acknowledging it, leaning into it, and then making a logical decision on how to proceed.
That's a logical paradox.
This is a logical response.
Theirs is a logical choice.
