Sentence examples for illogical with the from inspiring English sources

There is something fundamentally illogical with the fact that Irish whiskey is more expensive in Ireland than it is in any of its major international markets.

Without even being aware of Hennig's work, David Hull (1964) pointed out that this approach resulted in classifications that were logically inconsistent (read illogical) with the phylogenies they were supposed to summarize.

The music video rehashes (no pun intended) all the old stoner clichés, exaggerating them up to their most illogical extreme with the help of a merry band of hipster shamans wearing little else but mesh tops, voodoo totems (#TrueDetectiveSeason2), and Macklemore-worthy fur coats.

Good surreal comedy is unpredictable and illogical, with main characters that are memorable vehicles for the silliness (see Bill Bailey's Manny in Black Books for a masterclass).

The Fish and Wildlife Service's "determination is arbitrary and capricious because it is both illogical and inconsistent with the cautious approach demanded by the E.S.A.," the judge wrote.

The film received mixed reviews from critics; in which negative assessments sorted the film as "silly and illogical" and "begins with the same flawed premise" of its precursor, while positive evaluations eulogized the film as "a real jolter for horror fans", "recognizes the close relationship between fright and laughter", and "surprisingly good fun for the current crop of horror films".

Some individuals reported that they could not decide when they were indifferent between both lives because they always preferred Life B. This indecisiveness could explain the illogical results obtained with the lead-time TTO model.

That she might ever tire of making out with a Vulcan sounds illogical, but the heart has its reasons, even in zero gravity.

The only missed opportunity regarding the report by Richard Goldstone was Israel's illogical refusal to meet with the United Nations commission headed by a respected South African jurist who also happens to be Jewish and a Zionist.

Bert, in a moment of divinely illogical inspiration, came up with the two-word signal that would simplify our lives from that day on: Code 9 (as in, "Nora and Rosie, You get down from that mast right now! Code 9!").

Sitting on her daytime throne at "The View," she churns out illogical and offensive comments with the force and regularity of one of those ball machines for people who don't have a friend to play tennis with. .