Sentence examples for much logical from inspiring English sources

The scholarship is elaborate; the exhibition employed much logical triangulation.

The Waldseemüller map is unquestionably an important part of America's birthright, even if the oft-repeated claim that it is "America's birth certificate" doesn't make much logical sense.

I know this doesn't make much logical sense, but, to be honest with you, Manufacturers of the Fellowes Powershred W-11C 11 Sheet Cross-Cut Shredder, I don't really have anyone else to turn to right now.

Impossible positio was never developed in as much logical detail as what we shall see below.

People have a thirst for information and data, but the traditional data available does not make much logical sense.

Again it can hardly be denied that much logical empiricist philosophy, especially after World War II, was ahistorical in outlook and asocial in its orientation.

"Nora is much more logical," Van Hove says.

But the real reason that all summits have been moved to Brussels is much less logical.

"It is a little less frustrating because business is proceeding in a much more logical way," he said.

It was much more logical to me to approach people who are investors and tell them what I am trying to do.

Walport also says: It makes much more logical sense to regulate on a product-by-product basis: technologies are neither universally safe, nor universally unsafe.