Sentence examples for enough logical from inspiring English sources

However, the problem for adverbial-style analyses anywhere is to provide enough semantics, enough logical structure for the event, to account for the logical implications of the sentences under analysis, as Davidson (1967) pointed out.

It seemed clear enough, logical even.

Logical enough.

Their skepticism was logical enough.

But it is logical enough.

The outcome seemed logical enough.

His conclusion was logical enough.

The first loan is logical enough.

ON PAPER, the plan seemed logical enough.

That was logical enough, he argues.

A logical enough argument as they go.