Sentence examples for illogical notions from inspiring English sources

Not only will the BBFC enforce a block on sites which don't – or can't – age-verify users, it will also be checking to make sure our porn complies with illogical notions of "acceptable" sex, based on obscenity laws so old they might as well compel porn stars to wear powdered wigs.

In his mind, it is an illogical notion of justice — arrested for sitting, but allowed to gouge someone's eyes?

The anger that motivated the writing of the Cookbook blinded me to the illogical notion that violence can be used to prevent violence.

He returns again and again to the illogical notion, as he puts it, that an officer facing down a direct and rapidly advancing car would save himself by firing and incapacitating the person at the steering wheel.

It took me years to overcome the illogical notion that my ass was "fat" or "unattractive" and now that I have, I embrace that – and it does not make me a "stupid whore".

They are still captivated by the illogical but seductive notion that every country can emulate Germany's export-driven model without the decades of public investment and artificially low exchange rates that are crucial to Germany's success.

"It is the fundamental contradictoriness of the United States of America — the illogical but optimistic notion that you can create a union of individuals in which every man is king," Susan Orlean writes, in "The Orchid Thief".

These notions are illogical.

Woolsey, who served as President Clinton's first C.I.A. director, said that it is now illogical to doubt the notion that Saddam collaborates with Islamist terrorism, and that he would provide chemical or biological weapons to Al Qaeda.

In our opinion, this is illogical.

The notion that Long Island is a division of New York City is illogical.