Sentence examples for illogical reflecting from inspiring English sources
The park borders were illogical, reflecting former local-authority boundaries which paid no attention to landscape and natural beauty".
Artists working in this style some of them mestizo and mulatto, reflecting the increasing diversity of the region preferred realistic directness and clarity and rejected the fantastic colours, elongated proportions, and illogical and extreme spatial relationships preferred by Mannerist artists.
Perhaps reflecting the continued frustration that doctors may feel when confronted with a patient who has a pre-existing DNR order is that 55% of those in our survey considered it illogical for a patient to undergo anesthesia in the presence of a DNR order.
This doesnt seem to worry the shareholders of the respective brides or grooms, leaving me to reflect that nothing is as illogical as a mania, or as dangerous as to short.
Rosenstein, in a letter to the editor, called the piece "disgraceful" and wrote that it was "illogical and immoral" to suggest the poll results reflected poorly on the university.
Kwee Tek Hoay, writing in Panorama, criticised the film extensively, writing that it seemed meant exclusively for Dutch audiences in the Netherlands, as those living in the Indies would be able to see it did not reflect reality and was in places illogical.
The administration concluded that these sentences reflected an "outdated sentencing regime," recognizing that drug-sentencing laws are illogical, unjust and ineffective.
"It's completely illogical".
It seems totally illogical".
That is inherently illogical".
