Sentence examples similar to logical- from inspiring English sources

He always claimed to be possessed by spirits and, to them, this makes simple, logical sense.

Selling an annuity is a logical extension to the new pension freedoms and carries similar risks.

Nevertheless he regarded himself - and persuaded some admirers to regard him - as a model of logical consistency.

Whatever their ethical merits, both views make logical sense.

"The Queen Mary is the logical next race.

Speaking after the vote, the Very Rev David Arnott, coordinator of the Church's principal clerk's office, said: "The general assembly understood this to be a logical extension of the benefits which accrue to those in civil partnership".

"It is logical to assume that a merger like this could mean substantial cost savings, and cost savings could mean job losses".

There would be a logical financial motivation for this: BBC Sport has already suffered a series of recent budget cuts and is anxious to protect existing, longer-term arrangements with the likes of Wimbledon, the Olympics and the Six Nations.

The long catalogue of failings gives you grounds for accepting that that might be a logical conclusion as much as the other one".

While this is logical and consistent with the position in Scotland, it was not expected.

In the Bachelor Universe, it might seem perfectly logical to assume that just because a woman has had sex with one man, she will immediately have sex with all other men.