Sentence examples for logically do from inspiring English sources

If that's the line you draw, then where, logically, do you stop?

Not voting is precisely what a smart, bolshy and demanding voter would logically do if he or she felt there was little choice between parties, or little to complain about.

Why should someone in my position get in the way of helping a child, if you can reasonably and logically do it?" On states' rights, Graham's position is unclear.

And why spend 20percentt more money just because of some risks that aren't proven?" If we'd happily spend an extra 20percenttoto safeguard the life of one child, we should logically do so also when the lives of all children are at stake: not only those living now, but all future generations during the millions and potentially billions of future years that our cosmos has granted us.

One element can "cover" another element if it can logically do so and the cost of doing so is low enough.

But the history of declinism shows that doom arrives in cycles, and what comes and goes, logically, does not a trend make.

The resurrection is a powerful story, but (if you analyze it logically) doesn't it make the crucifixion a bit of a sham?

The images of the ecstasy of romantic union and the lyrics' paean to individualism do not logically cohere, but rapture and logic do not make happy dancing partners.

"Logically, I don't think a direct transfer is in the near future," Mr. Melillo said.

Let's approach this logically: we don't hand over bulging bags of heroin or cocaine to imprisoned addicts.

Those of bias against sexual minorities logically should do so, too, but the show projects the art world as, yes, a safe space for the variously denominated.