Sentence examples for logical that it would from inspiring English sources

The rock scene has always equated primitivism with authenticity, and it is logical that it would latch onto the grittiest, least polished blues artists as its forebears.

It seems logical that it would be easier to make interactive programs manipulate plinks and plunks than interact with and control more richly textured and structured compositions.

When Mr. Frank picked up still photography again in the early 70's, it seemed logical that it would bear the raw imprint of his experimental films.

It is logical that it would be better to have more cycles occur, but it is less obvious just how much better".

Lotus Notes was like the liftoff from the surface of Tranquility Base: it was logical that it would work but amazing that it actually did.

Recall was one of Dennis' first installational sculptures, so it in retrospect seems logical that it would extend his body art--what I prefer calling his neurology or nervousness--through the videotape, monitor, metal pan, turpentine, and cumulatively through the experience of hearing the narrative and feeling the swoon of the fumes.

"It seemed a logical presumption that it would be amended," Mr Kidd said.

It took millions of years for the earth to crush plankton into fossil fuels; it is logical to think that it would take millions of years to create more.

The only logical conclusion is that it would show either that a blowout would never occur or that it wouldn't pose an unacceptable risk to the region's fragile ecology.

This shouldn't be a problem: if I trust a reporter to protect my name in the first place, isn't it logical that I would trust her to make that determination as well?

If it doesn't do any good, then it's logical that I wouldn't.