Sentence examples for far from logical from inspiring English sources

But the abysses in Krasznahorkai are bottomless and far from logical.

This is a relatively new stipulation of the Working Rights for International Students (WRIS) policy and the reason for it seems far from logical.

Tales of student debauchery can make fine R-rated comedies and semi-raunchy 80s frat boy romps, but they are far from logical material for a children's animated film.

Our own restaurant tipping system is far from logical: if service is good, you either tip 15 percent — embarrassing companions who think you should give 20 percent — or tip 20 percent, risking accusations of financial irresponsibility from those who tip 15 percent.

He moved on to Shostakovich (far from a logical step) and couldn't stop listening to the 11th Symphony with its blaring crazy fugue.

Undersized plants like those at Liège and Florange, which are also far from seaports, are logical targets, analysts say.

But far from showing that the logical form of 'The boy sang' diverges dramatically from its grammatical form, the restricted quantifier notation suggests that the logical form closely parallels the grammatical form.

It's touchscreen OS still looks aged and the handling is far from easy and not always logical.

It is, therefore, far more logical to start from the premise that the absent but inferred devastating information does not exist than it is to assume it is invisible because it has been hidden.

This was, however, taken to show that natural languages are far from ideal for purposes of indicating logical structure.

Gerstmann compared it favourably to Mario, saying that "it doesn't stray too far from the formula, but it makes the logical progressions you would expect Nintendo to make".