They opened borders to the free movement of capital and goods but, illogically, believed they could control the free movement of people that accompanied the process.
I'm very interested in the idea of a large group of people who come together quite suddenly, but not illogically, for reasons that could not have been anticipated.
He knew of its "buccaneering approach to accuracy and intellectual property" but thought - illogically - that its "growing popularity" made it more credible.
But our system illogically splits parents' welfare from children's welfare under the lazy mantra "the child's welfare is paramount".
The problems may lie in Todd's novel, but regardless, characters act illogically, as though written by someone who napped through most of Intro to Psych and skipped English 101 altogether.
"He crossed the Rubicon, but then stopped unexpectedly and illogically.
But Dr. Kahneman and Dr. Tversky demonstrated that in some cases people behaved illogically, their choices and judgments impossible to reconcile with a rational model.
She councils us to "stop lying to ourselves" and live with the inevitable; the president "should unapologetically tell it like it is". But at the end of her article, she implies illogically that if we take her advice and admit that we are in decline, the process may not be "irreversible and steep". We do not know whether American hegemony will continue.
But this potentially sordid fact — the gruesome murder of an illogically optimistic, erratically creative woman who "liked horses and men," though "that's not who she was" — is not, as it might have been in the hands of a lesser writer, the book's main point.
But Erdogan's Prime Minister pointed the finger at the Kurds, illogically accusing them of killing their own people.
But we deal with people not computers – and people sometimes make decisions illogically.
