Sentence examples for equally logical from inspiring English sources

It consists of a whole series of equally logical but sometimes very different closed systems.

For his leading lady – precise, ambitious, enthusiastic – the cultural leap was equally logical.

Nine years later a couple of mathematicians used an equally logical extension of normal, preferring -cy to -ity.

The equally logical but different aspects of Japanese music and Western music are certainly most obvious and striking.

If it is logical that the 2008 Olympic Games are in Beijing, capital of the world's most rapidly growing major economy, it is equally logical the 2012 Games should be in London - the world's most international city.

It's just that no outsider dares say this aloud, the pessimists continue, for fear of appearing racist, or of spoiling an alluring myth, or of seeming to criticise Nelson Mandela, whose courage and moral stature set him above reproach.Two contradictory, but equally logical, visions of South Africa's future have been advanced since 1994.

He saw the bill, he said, as a logical extension of Vermont's tradition of treating people equally, a tradition that dated back to the 18th century when the state's Constitution banned slavery.

But, as with plague and other infections transmitted beyond contemporary medical knowledge of cure, it may have seemed to logical minds equally unanswerable evidence that the wages of virtue is death.

Interestingly, these features were almost equally distributed from the logical grouping of top, side and body views of snake images, and the features from the bottom view of snakes had the least role in the snake identification.

Goodwin v United Kingdom ECtHR (2002) 35, 18 at 90. MI and RA jointly developed the conceptual structure, logical articulation and equally contributed to the draft of the manuscript.

James begins the second part of his essay by considering the case when "two conceptions [are] equally fit to satisfy the logical demand" for fluency or unification.