Sentence examples for logical though from inspiring English sources

Humans are rarely so logical though, particularly when it comes to online engagement.

It seems logical, though, that Napster would continue its power-to-the-people philosophy to live performance.

It seems logical though, that in such a competitive marketplace, the big dogs will be the ones to take over.

It only seems logical, though, that changes in the regulation of mRNA molecules can lead to the expression of variation upon which selection acts.

One of the few Van Gaal switches which seems logical, though Valencia is hardly a marauding full-back in the Dani Alves mode.

The prosecution was following a logical, though ultimately false, line of thinking based on the information and technology available at the time.

There is a logical reason, though, for league fans to want Burgess to remain in rugby union.

However logical these changes, though, the pared-down screen version sacrifices the sense of discovery that made the mini-series so emotionally powerful.

In that moment, though, logical analysis did not pacify his nerves or calm his toes.

The doctrine associated with Avicenna as to the subject matter of logic came to have decisive impact in the Latin logical tradition, though it was not the only doctrine in play through the later Arabic texts.

In that sense, Russia's well-sharpened tools of political tradecraft are explainable and logical, even though condemnable.