Sentence examples for apparently logical from inspiring English sources

His show will be called Decision, though it undermines that apparently logical directive at every turn.

Unfortunately, the latest research suggests that this apparently logical idea does not in fact work very well.

There's a gallery of African art too, for no apparently logical reason except that some generous local collector donated it.

And it contains, in no apparently logical order, just about every movement you could imagine: snake hips, dog paws, chicken head-jerks, plus tilts and grabs and falls and flutterings for which I can find no adjectives.

Not long ago, for example, in an effort to cut back on Medicaid expenditures, several states zeroed in on these so-called "unwarranted visits" and proposed a policy so apparently logical that it was hard to resist the temptation to slap yourself on the forehead.

This is faithful to the intent of the playwright who, a year after the publication of Freud's "Interpretation of Dreams," presented "A Dream Play" and provided an explanatory note that "the author has tried to imitate the disconnected but apparently logical form of a dream".

(1) A famous Quinean motto has it that "to change the logic is to change the subject": apparently disagreeing logical parties are actually speaking of different things.

Nothing is apparently very logical, and there's nothing to guide you except the words until you get into it".

What experience, it might be asked, could lead anyone remotely to query the apparently adamantine logical law of excluded middle (that every proposition is necessarily either true or not true, and each thing either has or lacks any given property)?

Elliptical ROIs, although apparently less logical from a pathophysiological point of view than ROIs outlining the enhanced synovial membrane, were chosen to improve reproducibility and standardization.

This seems logical enough, but apparently there is some research out there to corroborate this.