Sentence examples for less than logical from inspiring English sources

Some arguments that fail to be deductively valid are acceptable on grounds other than formal logic, and their conclusions are supported with less than logical necessity.

Faith is defined as "belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence" — but science demands nothing less than logical proof.

"People are clearly worried and figure, 'They are just waiting until the election is over to spring the bad news on us".' He and others said this could appear to those people to be nothing less than logical progression, after the military's resorting to an extension of tours of duty and the recall of former active-duty soldiers.

Like in love and war, it isn't unusual that passion for a political candidate can sometimes lead to less than logical thinking.

With only moments to pack, and many days left to suffer the consequences, the community is buzzing with jokes about less-than-logical disaster packing.

For old-timers, people now in their 30's and 40's, the answer is less magical than logical: a natural product of working intensive hours together with a common purpose.

Is being able to remember facts a mark of cleverness, and is it more or less important than logical reasoning?

Less Than Jake.

Last week's Penn State news is aggravated by rumors that Paterno has retained legal counsel -- a logical but less-than-noteworthy move, if true -- and the unsubstantiated rumor that former defensive coach Jerry Sandusky may have used his charity to provide big donors access to young boys.

Nor does it seem correct to count as more rational the person who avoids inconsistency by refusing to have an opinion in the face of evidence than the person with less than full confidence in a logical truth, who takes the incomplete evidence into account.

Nobody accuses the language of Pascal and Descartes of being any less logical than English.