Sentence examples for rather logical from inspiring English sources

What I have got – and I'm aware of this – is I'm a rather logical person, and I think: well that sounds good, I'll do that.

Hanson did, after all, dedicate a large majority of her address to Muslims and Islam, so it appears to be rather logical to seek a response from said community.

It does seem like a rather logical use for a maps mashup, and it functions well.

Although this finding seems rather logical, the reality is that more information does not necessarily equate to better decision-making.

All in all, socialmedian's updates seem rather logical and don't really break the mold in any way.

Although subjectivist (or, rather, logical) interpretations of probability in statistical mechanics have been proffered (by E. Jaynes, for example), most interpreters of the theory opt for an objectivist interpretation of probability.

Petterson's interest is pictorial and spatial rather than logical and interrogative.

Mr. Mackey has said the best music expresses "fringe states of consciousness rather than logical thought or brand-name emotion".

No longer proglottidean but, rather, a logical sequence... Life changed when I was eleven years old, with my evacuation, in 1943, to Solara.

Like an article in the Spectator, the writing can be lordly rather than logical, and the word "probably" appears more often than in most biographies.

But now a growing number of political scientists are arguing that America's famous litigiousness isn't rooted in plain and simple greed but is rather the logical response to America's distinctive distribution of power and to a historical distrust of big government.