Sentence examples for logical mess from inspiring English sources
It's a conceptual and logical mess, and consequently, one might be tempted to regard the enterprise as dubious at best.
There is a logical link between that mess and that conduct.
Setting national or state standards for ballots and recounts might have seemed a logical response to the mess in Florida.
Taking the scooped-out bagel to its logical conclusion, a creamy mess of "lox and burrata" is sprinkled liberally with, well, everything: burnt sesame and poppy seeds, dried onion bits, flakes of salt and garlic.
A fresh start for Barclays in investment banking, accompanied by big cuts in costs, was the only logical response after last year's mess.
I'm thinking an impeachment is the only logical way out of this mess.
If, as Reich suggests, BP should pay for its toxic mess, it seems logical that Wall Street should pay for the mess it caused the economy.
For example, ask "Do I know I'm going to humiliate myself" or "How do I know I'm going to blow my presentation?" Then ask yourself, "Will it be the end of the world if I mess up?" The logical answers to the questions are: more than likely, you will not humiliate yourself or mess up.
Investigating this aspect of the mortgage mess seems a pretty logical step for a regulator.
Perhaps his most gloriously pointless project was the "Game of Logic", a board-game with coloured counters that was meant to develop children's powers of logical thought by getting them to mess about with Aristotelian syllogisms.
