Sentence examples for illogical on from inspiring English sources

Even though putting an all powerful God by our own limited mind is illogical on its own, I believe the obvious answer and most logical would be that God always existed.

We were, on occasion, accused of profiting from the suffering of others; an unfair charge, but not an illogical one.

It is illogical to concentrate on the carbon footprint of individuals while ignoring population growth, an issue where the Catholic church could make a real difference.

"It is not illogical to apply pressure on China, because China has leverage that no one else has, [but] are the few months since April sufficient for China to have applied pressure to transform what is a pretty entrenched, intractable problem?" James Hannah, assistant head of the Asia programme at Chatham House told VICE News.

It is illogical to put so much emphasis on one tax and one group of people.

It's illogical to spend billions on Crossrail so commuters can reach central London more quickly, while at the same time eroding the very jobs which those people would travel to.

A total of 6499 children were excluded because of missing or illogical data on variables under study, leaving data on 20,703 children available for analysis (54.2% of all eligible children).

"It's illogical to spend taxpayer money on anti-junk-food advertising while allowing significantly higher spending on contradicting that message," he said.

It seems illogical to premise marriage equality on the vitality of gay families and yet erect obstacles to same-sex couples' attempts to parent.

The results might seem logical based on the regular-season series between these teams, but it feels illogical based on the Devils' playoff history.

It may seem an illogical observation on a day when their batting disintegrated, but West Indies' problems stem from the frailty of their bowling attack.