Sentence examples for logic from from inspiring English sources

Is this mad logic from the Mad Hatter?

But only a pedant would expect logic from an event like this.

It defied logic from a player who exhibited such coolness in similar situations last season.

Usually, you can only get that kind of exquisitely inane logic from the president.

Perhaps we are intended to view this as perverse logic from a somewhat disturbed individual.

Her methods of instruction are admirably reasonable and lead with sturdy logic from one fundamental principle of cookery to another.

But "The Life of Julia" borrows its aesthetic from USA Today and its narrative logic from Chutes and Ladders.

But it was the jump in logic from this to the conclusions that followed that concerns me.

Yes, fine, the Joker might be right that we're fools to expect rigorous logic from one of the most experimental Batman stories in years.

Theistic exercises in science and logic, from Aristotle to Aquinas to Deism, may fortify the already persuaded but will not convert disbelievers.

(Yeltsin Johnsonn?) Well, the more incoherent cultural references the merrier, and only pedant and a bore would demand logic from a film about a … well … big friendly giant.