Sentence examples for little logic from inspiring English sources

The prominence of Little Logic and Logic Return in the pedigrees of modern Australian Cattle Dogs was perpetuated by Wooleston Kennels.

By the end of the 1950s, there were few Australian Cattle Dogs whelped that were not descendants of Little Logic and his best known son, Logic Return.

One work which attracts More's venom is the Parva logicalia ("Little Logicals"), so-called, More suggests, because it has so little logic in it.

There is little logic to the hay market.

I liked the Gouda, but the pairing had little logic.

There is so little logic to what's happening.

There is very little moral logic to his stories.

In practice, this often means lots of disconnected snippets of information thrown together with little apparent logic or context.

It focuses too little on logic or creativity, many complain, and too much on rote knowledge and the esoterica that thrill the Parisian cultural aristocracy.

There is little apparent logic in selling, through pay-per-view, the type of event that barely registered on Nielsen meters on broadcast and cable television.

Fifteen years ago, there seemed little economic logic in creating beautiful dresses which cost 20 times more than those available in the top Bond Street boutiques.