Sentence examples for merely logical from inspiring English sources
Instead, after a couple of days in Dubai, it seems merely logical.
In retrospect, it seems merely logical: where drugs are the problem, why not expedite treatment rather than waiting a year?
Therefore, whatever unobservable theoretical entities they may refer to such as the elementary subatomic particles are merely "logical constructions" from these patterns.
It will strike others as merely logical, a controversial but evidence-based scholarly footnote to the chocolates and pink hearts of the season.
For Stillman, style is a matter of submitting gracefully to the imperatives of society in order to achieve one's personal goals and fulfill one's own will nonetheless a superficial submission that masks will with beauty, a mode of irony that's not merely logical (Socratic style) but aesthetic.
Liberals wanted to free children from deadening routine, to draw on creative rather than merely logical faculties; conservatives, like the ones who wrote the menacing prose of the 1983 study, "A Nation at Risk," wanted kids to buckle down and start conjugating French verbs.
And if the impossibility is not merely contingent but logical or metaphysical, the threat to my independent identity seems even greater.
Gifting that opportunity, rather than merely wishing for it, is only logical.
The Affordable Care Act reflects the logical continuation of a decades-long drift toward Washington dominating our lives: not logical as in likely to succeed but logical because, rather than scuttle past failures, Congress has often spawned new funding to offset what prior spending forays merely squandered.
It is merely the logical end-point of the Brussels-driven creation of a Europe of regions, in which Scotland can regain its sovereignty and still enjoy the best of relations with England.
