Sentence examples for scarcely logical from inspiring English sources
As for Jung, he believed that "dreams do have a language, but it's scarcely logical.
For these reasons, it scarcely seems logical to require federal habeas courts to engage in the identical approach to harmless-error review that Chapman requires state courts to engage in on direct review.
It scarcely seems logical to require federal habeas courts to engage in the same approach that Chapman requires of state courts on direct review, since the latter courts are fully qualified to identify constitutional error and are often better situated to evaluate its prejudicial effect on the trial process.
However useful it may have been in practice, the concept of infinitesimal could scarcely withstand logical scrutiny.
Ludwig Wittgenstein, an Austrian-born philosopher, discussed informally the "language-games"—or rule-governed activities connecting a language with the world that are supposed to give the expressions of language their meanings; but these games have scarcely been related to any systematic logical theory.
In the memorandum, written to DPZ Land Development Division Chief Kent Sheubrooks, Office of Transportation Planner Brian Muldoon wrote that "While the fundamental layout of the plan is logical from a transportation perspective... there is scarcely a word about transit in this 'transit'-oriented development submission.
Now scarcely 10 per cent are.
