Sentence examples for cool logical from inspiring English sources

"Language ought not to be waved around like a loaded gun," Geist declares, pledging his commitment to cool, logical deliberation.

Eulogizing Nimoy, who died last week, Obama spoke admiringly of the character, whom he described as "cool, logical, big-eared, and level-headed".

It's the chink in the armour of their otherwise cool, logical embodiment of authority: a fervent and unshakeable belief that cabbage is character-building or the school cat can speak.

Mr. Obama described Spock with many of the same adjectives often used to describe Mr. Obama: "Cool, logical, big-eared and levelheaded, the center of Star Trek's optimistic, inclusive vision of humanity's future".

Drawing on previously unpublished journals and letters, Ms. Higonnet delineates the facts of Morisot's life as if with an incisive etching tool; her cool, logical pen makes a contrast to the supple brush with which Morisot caught transient light.

The new research is a "cool, logical piece of work," says retinal neuroscientist Richard Masland of Harvard Medical School in Boston.

Where Canada is excitable and rhetorical, Rhee is cool and logical, in the style of a C.E.O. who sees the organizational big picture.

When Tom discovers that another guest had encouraged his daughter to dance (the man had seen the child hanging back shyly at the edge of the dance floor), Tom makes the decision, as cool and logical to him as it seems abrupt to us, to kill him.

Easterbrook also spoke at the Heartland conference, with a presentation entitled "Are Forecasts of a 20-Year Cooling Trend Credible?" Watch that online and you will see how scientists are supposed to talk: cool, rational, logical analysis of the data, and full explanation of it.

Atlanta is "Southern" in cool and logical ways, in that most people are nice enough, and it's located in the Southern part of the country.

He's also incredibly low-key: cool and calm, logical and rational, even a little shy.