Sentence examples for logically right from inspiring English sources
And somehow it felt equally emotionally, if not logically, right that the actor formerly known as Bo Duke from the Dukes of Hazzard (John Schneider) should grow up and become Superman's adoptive father in Smallville.
"We are caught in a bit of a bind because [the idea of] beating piracy by releasing a movie everywhere in a saturation-release pattern to beat the peer-to-peer sharers is logically right," said Mr Moullier.
Democrats, deep down, have a core belief that since their side is so obviously and logically right, then all they have to do is explain it fully to the other side, and they'll come around to this "correct" way of thinking.
Logically, the right to life takes precedent because all other rights are contingent on the right to life being respected -- while respecting other rights does not secure the right to life.
This is nonsense: there's only one Medicaid program, and Congress, which created it, logically has the right to set its terms.
2 26 p.m. | Updated An explanation for the call by Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk is here, which means the rule was correctly applied, but it still doesn't make it the right call logically.
So on Aquinas's view it is the good that is fundamental: whether an action, or type of action, is right is logically posterior to whether that action brings about or realizes or is some good.
Logically it was the right thing to do.
It seems super-unfair, even though logically, it's the right decision.
The finale may have had an enjoyable vibe of absolute mayhem, but one of the things I love about the show is that, emotionally and logically, it usually feels right for certain characters to exit the gladiator saga when they do.
