Sentence examples for not really logical from inspiring English sources

The reasons being: (i) humans are not really logical entities and operate under cognitive and social overload rather then empirical reasoning, consequently, (ii) community benefit is not the motive humans are always interested in due to instincts of selfishness and social bias.

But that's not really logical.

It's not really logical, and it is what's being done.

Many marketing experts contend that "branding" is not really a logical process -- that the most successful brands make an emotional connection with consumers.

Some of the first proposals for solving the problem of logical omniscience introduce semantical entities which explain why the agent appears to be, but in fact is not really guilty of logical omniscience.

They're not actually logical.

There isn't really a logical route to follow.

Never mind that Forest City isn't really a logical midpoint on either of those itineraries.

"What concerns me is that the NYPD is pandering to media speculation that isn't really too logical".

Sometimes this worry is expressed as whether Spinoza can "derive" the finite from the infinite, but it is not really a question of logical deduction.

But his dream (for I do believe him when he says it was a dream) suggested the emotional connections, and perhaps logical ones are not really necessary.