The phrase "away logic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to distancing oneself from logical reasoning, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In moments of stress, I often find myself drifting into away logic, ignoring the facts at hand."
Alternatives: "illogical thinking" or "irrational reasoning".
In his defence, other kinds of coherence are brought in, a moving away from logic and consequence.
Sept. 11 graphically blew away the logic of that argument, but very quickly it shows you how human nature falls back again to where we were.
The comic character would, if left to his own devices, break away from logic (and thus relieve himself from the strain of thinking); give over the effort to adapt and readapt himself to society (and thus slacken in the attention that is due to life); and abandon social convention (and thus relieve himself from the strain of living).
Resident Evil, as of today, represents what to steer away from: logic, easy comprehension, the implied safety of a normally functioning video game.
So all you did was take away the logic of a subject that requires laser-point analysis and investigation of and you disseminated it to people who had no clue what they're doing.
You are either FIFA or you are PES in the same way your eyes are green, or you are left-handed, or you like rock music: it's not a choice, it's a hardwired preference, which you can try and explain away with logic but ultimately you know deep down it's completely based on fortune.
If your disguise gets blown, don't fight the bully, try running away, using logic, but don't fight unless it's a last resort.
There is generally a point that I see them veer away from fact, logic or justification for their stand.
Her husband, Tom, worked on ad hoc projects until he was recruited away by Cirrus Logic, a competitor that she said now capitalizes on his international background.
