Sentence examples for bit illogical from inspiring English sources
Isn't a bit illogical for politicians who ceaselessly condemn oil companies for high gas prices simultaneously to pick on the champion of reasonably-priced shopping?
It is a little bit illogical because that means a player's commercial value is inflationary because you never extend a contract to offer less [money] but you do not have much of a choice.
A friend warned me I was being a bit illogical.
Tony Gill of CU Amiga gave the game the CU Gold Screen award and said that while "some of the puzzles are a bit illogical, the further into the game you get the more luxurious it becomes.
To that pronouncement, Garnet says that he'd not mind getting to the country to play a little golf, but pleads ignorance regarding the keeping of chickens, which Ukridge waves off in a typical bit of illogical bravado: "Excellent!
If you want to see the world of outsourcing at its most illogical, spend a bit of time with detail-hunters like Mr Reasonable.
He exempts "Tosca" a bit, because that story is so "wonderfully illogical".
It seems illogical, not to mention a bit petty, of the Spanish to demand the return of Gibraltar while they cling to their toeholds on the Moroccan side.
"The strength of ['Mrs. Donaghy'] was that, however silly, all of the illogical circumstances of the show can be explained with a bit of reason", reported Caitlin Smith of The Atlantic.
A characteristic bit follows the logic of something to such an extreme that it becomes illogical.
Scowling like a snapping turtle, she sat waiting for illogical remarks, which she then gently but firmly tore to bits.
