Sentence examples for quite illogical from inspiring English sources

What builds teams is trust, and that's not an analytical or logical thing: what makes you trust somebody is anybody's guess, it's quite illogical.

"It is quite illogical if you think those people who have suffered 1,000 people dead, and I who have been attacked thrice or four or five times, that I would be supportive towards Taliban, towards Al Qaeda," Mr. Musharraf said.

The dismissals are usually quite illogical.

That was my logic, which is quite illogical.

This area has been called "rather illogical".

The whole thing is quite wonderfully illogical.

This is all straining to convey the pregnant madness of vast Africa, where anything may occur, but to my mind it is not the 'unreality' but the reality of Africa that is so very moving in The Famished Road, and quite mad, desperate and illogical enough to satisfy any appetite.

When it comes to issues involving Israel, politicians in Washington can become quite hysterical, making the dumbest remarks or doing the most illogical things.

It's been around since the 18th century, so it's not quite as old as trepanning, but it's roughly as illogical as drilling a hole in your head to cure a headache.

It is said that art cannot behave in an irrational manner and cannot ignore logic; and certainly it is neither irrational nor illogical; but its own rationality, its own logic, is a quite different thing from the dialectical logic of the concept, and it was in order to indicate this peculiar and unique character that the name "logic of sense" or "aesthetic" was invented.

To most ordinary people and also quite a lot of geneticists, it is a sleight of hand that is as illogical as it is unethical.