Sentence examples for not that logical from inspiring English sources

It is not that logical truths do not say anything because they are mere instruments for some sort of extrinsically useful manipulation; rather, they "show" the "logical properties" that the world has independently of our decisions (1921, 6.12, 6.13).

CIT "is a good business, but it is big, and there are not that many logical buyers," Ms. Werneth said.

I'm not nearly that logical; I stay to avoid the highways.

Things and logic that we used to take for granted in the Orient might not be that logical today.

Collins thinks it is because that conclusion was not all that logical in the British world view.

Isn't that a logical function of the market as well?

Not that there's anything logical about racism.

It is not that, but is Casey's logical and entirely predictable consequence.

It would seem logical, but maybe not Texas logical, that if you are hoping to attract women as customers you might want some input from females in management roles.

These aspects need to be confirmed since it does not seem logical that the use of technology should be better when there are fewer doctors working.

This result indeed revealed that the reviewers' insight was correct, and that they had sensed something that was not entirely logical in our original manuscript.