Sentence examples for feels logical from inspiring English sources

My choice to stop wearing the shirt feels logical, an absence that echoes, in its own small and inanimate way, the absence of Sam.

It feels logical that Harris should have turned to the papacy after having written thrillers about a Blairite prime minister in The Ghost and the politics of ancient Rome in his Cicero trilogy.

Given this history, it feels logical that the Pornhub Cares scholarship makes absolutely no mention of sex or sexuality.

The idea of this enormous legacy and franchise embracing an idea like that, which of course to many of us feels logical, is actually really progressive.

Whenever the show presents the viewer with a twist, it feels logical and justified, like signals suddenly making themselves clear through the noise.

Like most of the evening's pieces, "Yeso" employed multiple layers of rhythm, with an asymmetry that felt logical and natural.

When it was discovered that DNA comprises not only genes but also a lot of non-coding sequences, it felt logical to rather search for a correlation between gene number and organismal complexity.

But the structure feels more logical than before.

His sense of righteousness is enhanced by the album's sequencing, which feels Biblically logical and begins with one of the best opening songs of any record ever, the title track.

All this being said, the film rings so true emotionally – James's mental and moral drift towards murder feels utterly logical and explicable – that you have to admire the cast, their director and script.

It "feels really logical, because each period of art is inextricably linked to what came before it and you can get a richer understanding of the contemporary by looking at historical work, and vice versa," said Ms. Siddall, who joined Frieze London's sponsorship department in 2004, eventually becoming head of development, before starting her current role two years ago.