Sentence examples for logically because from inspiring English sources
"You have to stop thinking logically, because the people you're looking for are no longer capable of logic," said Robert B. Schaefer, a retired F.B.I. agent who cared for his wife, Sarah, for 15 years at home through her journey into Alzheimer's.
Moreover, the evaluation method is correct logically because the variation of rate of change is less than 2%.
Consumers are acting logically, because they have no guarantee that other consumers would make the same choice meaning that their sacrifice would be pointless.
I say logically because anyone who's ever had a child, who's ever loved a child, knows you can't raise them by logic alone.
And this makes sense logically, because if you are with someone you are insanely attracted to, and someone who is solidly on the ugly side of average, you're probably not even going to notice the ugly one.
Logically, because thoracic and lumbar muscles were recruited at a higher degree during trunk compared to leg extension, trunk extension was experienced as more fatiguing.
They could not, both logically and because terrorism cannot be defeated, as countries can be.
And this cannot logically happen, because as Willem says, there is one thing that no establishment, no dogma, religion or ideology, can bear: mockery.
Bijan Kimiagar, a doctoral researcher in environmental psychology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York notes that in dense urban environments, green space is logically prioritized because there is so little of it.
It is not logically possible because it is inconsistent with what is logically necessary: the existence of a being (God) who is necessarily omnipotent, omniscient, and perfectly good.
This lose-lose situation is known as a Nash equilibrium, and it's logically unavoidable because an individual can only make his own situation worse by paying more.
