Sentence examples for illogical of from inspiring English sources

This is illogical, of course — nothing in the rules of M.V.P. voting says that the award should predominantly go to hitters.

It still is illogical, of course, but now it doesn't seem so wrong: after a thrilling Euro 2008, hot on the heels of an exhilarating African Cup of Nations, international football suddenly seems vital again.

Please see, among others, Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry, the latter who, to titillate perhaps the most illogical of male sexual fantasies, "kissed a girl just to try it", all the while winking at the camera that she hoped her "boyfriend don't mind it".

Many female journalists don't want to write about women's sport, in part because of this illogical framing of half of the global population's experience as statistically insignificant.

That's the sort of illogical aspect of faith".

"The strength of ['Mrs. Donaghy'] was that, however silly, all of the illogical circumstances of the show can be explained with a bit of reason", reported Caitlin Smith of The Atlantic.

But Kenyan and Ethiopian governments, in spite of the illogical nature of the colonial borders, have stood in the way of this ideal, leading to a low intensity warfare that occasionally flares up and inevitably leads to many Somali deaths.

For someone so scornful of the illogical fantastications of religion, he is surprisingly indulgent towards Oxford's whimsical absurdities.

Of the illogical difficulties of accessing affordable health care.

The match was almost a microcosm of Bournemouth's season – bursts of brilliance for two scores of five and three of four alternating with illogical concessions of five and six.

Tolstoy then reproduces a page of this kind of illogical dialogue, one of the tenderest things he ever wrote: "No, what were you saying?