Sentence examples for contrary to logic from inspiring English sources

Contrary to logic, Mr. Skey also favors many small courses over two or three large ones.

"To say it degraded and created synthetic testosterone is contrary to logic and science," Tygart said.

And contrary to logic, younger, able-bodied people, those who could swing a rake for hours, were more likely to be blowers.

Justice R. Fred Lewis, who said he concurred in the decision only because he considered himself bound by the 1989 decision on parental consent, said Justice Shaw's statement "is extraordinarily simplistic, naïve, and contrary to logic".

Contrary to logic and morality, the gaslighting of America by President Trump, his coterie of handlers and enablers, and the cynical leadership of the Republican Party is, in many respects, succeeding.

They insist, contrary to logic, that they are unbiased, and they tell their staff members to resist any temptation to express human feelings in any way that might cause a political partisan to get upset.

Moreover, some modern logicians, who need not be dialetheists, think that logic can be paraconsistent, i.e., that, contrary to classical logic, one contradiction need not lead to an explosion where anything goes.

At first dismissing Palamas' doctrine as contrary to Aristotelian logic and metaphysics, Nilus later came to favour Hesychast teaching.

And contrary to the logic of drug-testing laws, the poor are no more likely to use drugs than the population at large.

But this accounts for a small part of the story — in fact, contrary to this logic, the discrepancies are in many cases driven by higher reported values of exports compared with corresponding imports.

Contrary to quantitative logic, the case is chosen, because the case is of interest (Stake 2005), or it is chosen for theoretical reasons (Eisenhardt and Graebner 2007).