(Excerpt: "Adele, tropical and illogical, never wore enough clothes on her supple body for woman was made marvelously for love").
Digitally illiterate parents may be naive enough to take illogical stances about technology -- that it is a boon, or a bane -- without fully understanding the advantages and risks.
Like a spoiled child throwing a tantrum, Mr. Rove launched into a series of illogical arguments regarding China not doing enough thus neither should we.
But the hearts of patients with heart failure cannot pump enough blood, making it seem illogical to give them drugs that impede their hearts.
After shooting "Toni Erdmann," I had 100 hours of footage, so enough to find unexpected and illogical constellations of lines and moments that I couldn't have written before.
An idea so illogical that, when you think about it long enough, it starts to acquire a kind of subtle brilliance in its stupidity.
This description was inaccurate, not to mention illogical ― aren't hardened criminals and narco-traffickers wily enough to avoid such an arduous and physically taxing journey, and one that has captured such public attention and scrutiny?
So it's illogical to complain that the administration's position "doesn't go far enough" when the opposition's position goes even less far.
It disappears soon after the start of the piece, and reappears just often enough to amplify its Dadaist celebration of the irrational and the illogical.
Your leader correctly states that "the absurdities of English spelling are familiar enough", but your proposal to "let in variety and simplicity" is illogical (Unthinkable? Simpler spelling, 26 February).
