Sentence examples for logically thought from inspiring English sources
"I don't understand that argument and I don't think it's very logically thought through," he says.
Years ago, if someone were to tell you a new Chinese venture was opening in your neck of the woods, you might have logically thought it was a Chinese restaurant or a Chinese laundry since both had ballooned on the U.S. business scene.
As these two genera are very related (they were only separated in 1986), we logically thought this gene was perhaps missed by Le Parco's team.
Demographic and clinical variables were chosen that are commonly assessed in survivors of stroke in clinical and/or research settings and could be logically thought to have a potential influence on the amount of paretic arm use.
Now, when you know love is a matter of choice, you can logically think if you're obsessed about someone for a logical reason, or just because you chose to be obsessed with that person.
"And one can logically think that the only reason it is, is that it is attached to a ship, but we don't know for sure".
That is the solution a human engineer might logically think of, Dr. Brockes said, but evolution has chosen a different one.
"There inevitably comes a time when they say: 'Hey, we have this new computer and it's 10 times faster than the ones you're using.' So everybody logically thinks: 'OK, that means you can do what you're doing, only 10 times faster.' "[But actually] what happens is that it takes the same amount of time, but it becomes 10 times more complex.
Fuzzy theory is the process of imitating the way that people logically think in dealing with fuzzy information, which is suitable for the qualitative analysis of complex large-scale systems.
One might logically think, then, that if many of the people you are trying to build bridges to are questioning your motives, it would be not just a good thing but an essential thing to engage with your skeptics and patiently replace their fear with knowledge.
"Logically, think about his background..
