Sentence examples for far more logical from inspiring English sources

"For the time and effort, it was far more logical to settle".

I would often think, "If I ran the world, it would be far more logical and efficient".

The Getaways section of the app, instead of the local section, would have been a far more logical spot for it.

At a glance, the visual redesign is an instant hit, with music selection laid out in a far more logical manner that ever before.

It would also be far more logical to conclude that complaining on Twitter is another symptom of the factor causing heart disease, not the cause itself.

While horror stories love to stipulate complicated rules about dark arts which happen to provide a convenient set-up for a lazy denouement, Dangerous Habits, like all the best Hellblazer stories, gives us a far more logical (and blackly comic) world of pragmatic magic and opportunistic demons.

Saavn's tagging feature works much like Facebook, and is a far easier (more logical?) way to get a friend's attention with a song or playlist.

In fact, Bruner argues, narrative thinking is responsible for far more than its logical, systematic counterpart.

You can do it, but there are far more pleasant and logical ways to get there.

TODAY's recommended economics writing: Vexed by the government's poor handing of the banking problem, Yves Smith finds herself in a warranted state of apoplexy Team Obama is taking the cowardly approach of distributing the costs among the most disenfranchised group in the process, namely the taxpayer, when there far more obvious and logical groups to take the hits.

Hofstader ([2001], p. xvii) remarks that thinking beings use guesswork, analogy, and trial and error far more often than logical deduction.