Sentence examples for illogical though from inspiring English sources

Illogical though it may seem, such is the power of brand loyalty and inertia among doctors and patients that these branded generics often help the firm losing the patent retain half or more of the market, in value terms, even after generic competition is legally permitted (see chart).Several pharmaceutical companies have gone further and bought generic-making rivals.

This type of thinking is illogical though, and will make you feel worse.

Learning to read in English is so hard and totally illogical, all those toughs and thoughs.

They will point to the furious institutional intolerance of many religions, and to the equally rich, though less illogical and illiberal, stores of consolation and insight available through art and science.

Mr. Swartz had a choice - to take action, though seemingly illogical in his case, since the Timberland Company has no stores and no clients to speak of in Darfur - or to be missing in action.

Putnam has Kent M. Keith's "Anyway: The Paradoxical Commandments," one of which cautions that even though "people are illogical, unreasonable, and self-centered, love them anyway".

Even though it's illogical to pinpoint the outcome of a seven-game series on one play the Cards could surely blame themselves for plenty of mistakes the blown call by the ump is what resonates in fans' memories.

Even though it's illogical to pinpoint the outcome of a seven-game series on one play--the Cards could surely blame themselves for plenty of mistakes--the blown call by the ump is what resonates in fans' memories.

And although it would appear illogical, it goes on even though it is well-known that the children of incarcerated parents face a much harder struggle in life.

Though, if I was being that illogical, maybe I was drunk.

Actually the different levels of resistance outlined previously show, even though it may seem illogical, that resistance is creation (Parnet and Deleuze 2005; Aubenas and Benasayag 2002), in that the conditions to resist need to be designed.