Sentence examples for illogical thought from inspiring English sources
The way Schumann's music flits from idea to idea in that suite of short pieces, Dr. Kogan argues, is an exteriorization of the disorganized and illogical thought processes that typify manic episodes.
During the 1980s and '90s, some Zen scholars and Zen priests in Japan advocated what they called "Critical Buddhism" in an effort to denounce any connection between Zen and illogical thought and any association between Zen institutions and social problems such as religious discrimination, cultural chauvinism, and militarism.
But I soon realized that I had the same self-recriminatory and illogical thoughts in my interactions with small-business owners and service professionals.
You're just drifting off to sleep when you start having sudden illogical thoughts.
GLaDOS tells Chell that Wheatley was intentionally designed as an "intelligence dampening sphere" producing illogical thoughts, created to hamper her own out-of-control personality.
These illogical thoughts (or silly wishes) that the towers still dominate the New York City landscape and vista do not remain for long.
However, the study by Weisbrot and colleagues [ 17] demonstrated a link between odd thoughts, strange beliefs and illogical thinking (considered as symptoms of thought disorder according to MCDD criteria), in highly anxious ASD children who also experienced hallucinations.
Metzger simply claimed about the latter that such illogical, spontaneous thought is still at work and produces the most wonderful (scholarly) discoveries (Chimisso, 2000: 50).
Be aware of illogical thinking.
Sharon Dolovich, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, said the county faced a "tremendous blood-from-a-stone problem" and called the plan an "illogical, ill-thought-through response" to the state transfer of prisoners.
As humans, we have the tendency to use certain illogical patterns of thought, or cognitive biases, when making judgements about the world and other people around us.
