Once, in 2007, he wrote what the F.B.I. calls "an illogical 12-point memo" suggesting that the two female former colleagues with whom he was obsessed might have mailed the letters.
After a while, Mr. Cerdà exhausts his repertory of spooky effects — too many dark hallways and illogical, foreboding point-of-view shots — and you begin to hunger for exposition, always a bad sign in a horror film.
Corey K. Creekmur, of the University of Iowa, said that there were many ignored or illogical plot points and inconsistencies between the moral messages meant to be portrayed and the manner in which they came off on screen.
The problem is that this obscures the real news, which is that the outcome is a budget plan that is completely illogical from the point of view of rationally addressing the challenges faced by European citizens.
Overall, it is inadequate and illogical for M&K to point to potential pseudogenes to challenge snoRNA transcription models II and III.
But pointing out his lies, his contradictions, his illogical ideas, his nonsensical solutions — pointing out all of that, while noble and necessary work, is partly beside the point.
Hung and Wang (2009, 2010) considered some controversial multiple test problems, with emphasis on regulatory applications, and pointed out illogical problems that may arise with recently developed multiple test procedures.
Why, then, did Bettelheim not mention slapping in his several written accounts of the Orthogenic School -- speaking out many times against physical discipline, calling it at one point "a brutal and illogical method"?
dependencies, but assumes that they are equivalent, which is illogical from a software developer's point of view.
Responses that appropriately disagreed with an illogically stated conclusion received an additional "logical" point, while those that inappropriately agreed with an illogical conclusion received an additional point in the "illogical" category.
