Sentence examples for as being illogical from inspiring English sources

As well as being illogical, idioms are idiotic.

The explanation was as political as it was illogical: all crimes occur in the past.

His two attempts to suppress travelers from some majority Muslim countries from entering the US were very tourism un-friendly just on the face of it, as is the illogical new policy of not allowing airline passengers from eight majority-Muslim countries to use their laptops and tablets while they fly to the US.

This decision was as surprising to most members of a church in which a third of the clergy are women as it was illogical to everyone else.

This expression is illogical as well as colloquial.

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A strong advocate of the right to self-government might retort that rewarding certain children for the wrongs committed by their parents, in this case illegal immigration, by legalizing undocumented youths is illogical as well as immoral and that "the right thing to do" would be to deport all undocumented migrants – parents and children alike.

However, dog breeder and author Noreen Clark has noted that his opinions are sometimes just that, and he introduces some contradictory assertions in his later writings, as well as some assumptions that are illogical in the light of modern science.

What is more, Jamrozik estimates lung cancer deaths attributable to passive smoking in the whole population – including among current and past smokers; as noted in the introduction, this is illogical, as such deaths would not occur among non-smokers if no one smoked.

But it is a logical, organisational and strategic absurdity to judge the effectiveness of policing in the UK by the number of police officers employed, just as it would be illogical to judge a health service by the number of beds or nurses, or an education service by the number of schools.

Not treating child care as a business expense is illogical.