Sentence examples for curious logic from inspiring English sources

Her staunch defense of the college's "Roman letter" fraternity system is based on some curious logic.

Partly for this reason, goes the government's curious logic, the use of MOX must proceed.

It's curious logic: who is to know which 20 minutes of the game will be Agüero's best?

There's a curious logic undergirding the decision, one that suggests a kind of judicial engineering if not activism.

"The Queen of Versailles" upholds Hemingway's demystified view and testifies to the curious logic of class in the new gilded age.

While Mr. Akin's remarks about rape drew the most attention, another part of his answer explaining his opposition to abortion also contained some curious logic.

(There is a curious comic-book logic here.

And the model has a curious and fascinating logic behind it - make tenants happy, and the cash will come rolling in.

"Some has a curious kind of logic to it, as if I'm piecing together things that don't belong together from different parts of my day or week".

Given his inordinate obsession with the "legacy" of Barack Obama, epitomized in a report, whether true or not, of his ritual "defiling" of his predecessor's Moscow hotel bed via the "golden showers" of Russian prostitutes, there's a curious yet coherent logic to his foreign policy.

Well, that much, though somewhat curious, actually has its logic for countries that had been under Soviet domination for nearly half a century, and have developed a geostrategic policy of discouraging east-west rapprochement on the grounds that it would tacitly encourage Russia to make mischief in its former stomping grounds, especially the Baltics.