Sentence examples for hardly logical from inspiring English sources
Significantly, Carnap's various axioms of symmetry are hardly logical truths.
Citigroup, of course, is hardly a logical owner of EMI, but it is depressing to consider that the future of such an important of the music business, or indeed British culture is in the hands of a bank.
With a script that might have been written by three drunken monkeys and dialogue that would embarrass Herschell Gordon Lewis, this first feature from Brian A. Metcalf hardly seems a logical career move for the busy Mr. Dourif.
This paper was written at a time when there were hardly any references to logical AI in the computer science literature.
In general, after World War I the reduction of philosophy to the philosophy of science was no longer accepted, though logical empiricism offered hardly any objection to it.
This could hardly be regarded as a logical principle.
Again it can hardly be denied that much logical empiricist philosophy, especially after World War II, was ahistorical in outlook and asocial in its orientation.
It probably wasn't the most logical decision—I hardly saw anyone for a year but I find that you can sense how much time and energy went into the first issue.
Beliefs are sticky, and hardly any approach, no matter how logical it may be, can change that.
