Sentence examples for especially illogical from inspiring English sources

It's especially illogical that more fuel-efficient wagons are getting the bum's rush when gas prices have soared.

Trump's maximum pressure approach toward Iran looks especially illogical when juxtaposed with his charm offensive toward Kim.

Especially in Africa, illogical composition of the elements of entablatures robbed them of structural significance.

Illogical consequences: Especially if following a series of logical consequence, a silly, illogical consequence to a character's actions (such as an explosion induced by an improperly cooked hamburger) can be very funny.

We seem incapable of resisting the pull of popularity; what's more, people are especially crazy — and often illogical and emotional — when it comes to dogs.

However, Paul R. Josephson's "Red Atom," based on an extensive review of Soviet-era archives, shows that nonmilitary use of nuclear power was like many areas of cold war competition: an avenue for the participants to go to illogical extremes, especially on the Soviet side.

Add in all the premiums, however, and it looks like an illogical purchase, especially with VW resales coming in lower than those of its Japanese and German rivals.

What made this evening especially painful was the illogical disparity of its aesthetics.

It may seems obvious but parents, especially dads, can be illogical when it comes to their daughters' dating.

He described the plans to force out his bar along with other long-established businesses as "illogical and absurd", especially given The Sunflower was already popular with students.

English spelling especially, Horobin noted, is utterly illogical.