Sentence examples for illogical enough to from inspiring English sources
This is all straining to convey the pregnant madness of vast Africa, where anything may occur, but to my mind it is not the 'unreality' but the reality of Africa that is so very moving in The Famished Road, and quite mad, desperate and illogical enough to satisfy any appetite.
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.
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.
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?
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.
It must be followed by much more sweeping criminal-justice reforms that end the costly and illogical "tough on crime" laws that have swelled our prison ranks but have not done enough to keep our communities safe.
Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy made similar illogical-seeming decisions, as Ellsberg discovered when he read the Pentagon Papers, not because they were ill-informed but because they, too, regarded preventing Communist rule in South Vietnam as extremely important, though not important enough to demand all the military options at their disposal.
He later added: "It is illogical to ask Israel to take 5 million, or indeed one million".
It is illogical to use RRCTs in unselected patients to compare two agents hitting different targets.
What a bizarrely illogical way to communicate.
But it's not entirely illogical, according to Kyle Kondik, managing editor of Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball.
