Sentence examples for particularly logical from inspiring English sources

My route so far through life hasn't been particularly logical, or even thought out.

— is one that never seems to be dealt with in a particularly logical fashion.

The arrangement was particularly logical because Mr. Guerrero was already familiar with the tenants and with the neighborhood.

In places, the menus aren't particularly logical — for example, the app requires you to click on an "X" to progress to the next menu when an arrow would be more obvious.

Sources at the company told SCMP that, with wages two times higher in China than India and no specific services in China, the presence wasn't particularly logical.

The empty chair gimmick was, like much of what the Republican Party says, fun for its base, but for many voters strange, disrespectful and not particularly logical.

I look in particular at arguments coming from eastern Iran in the thirteenth century—a tradition I call Maragha logic (see 1.5.2 above)—because this was a period of particularly intense logical activity culminating in textbooks overwhelmingly important in the subsequent teaching of the discipline.

Mr. Canning acknowledges that his degree prepared him for little beyond teaching philosophy — with the possible exception of finding and killing bugs in software, because philosophers are trained to analyze and solve particularly hard logical problems.

William A. Wallace in his The Scientific Methodology of Theodoric of Freiberg, one of the few studies of Dietrich in English, demonstrates the dependence of Dietrich's scientific methodology on his philosophical theories, and particularly his logical writings.

Particularly discrete logical modelling is a powerful tool to address important issues, such as detection of network-wide functional interdependencies, identification of intervention targets and predictions on the network dynamics [ 17, 18].

First, when setting the parameters/factors, we take into consideration those apparent logics and our previous, limited knowledge (in this work, see the description in the Method section, particularly in "Logical setting of the probabilities according to their relationship" and "Some detailed assumptions considering real situations").