Sentence examples for seemingly logical from inspiring English sources

Though a seemingly logical move, Neff's 16... Bc5 was a small error.

The story is uncanny, dreamlike, with the seemingly logical inexplicability of dreams.

"I simply try to make a logical, a seemingly logical, space that could exist".

Democrats are making the seemingly logical argument that the policies pushed by their Republican opponents will only make matters worse.

Supporters of early detection at times denounced these critics as fatalists for questioning something so seemingly logical as early detection.

Now that we have mostly dispensed with the germophobia hypothesis to explain the spike in allergies, has any similarly unified, seemingly logical hypothesis taken its place?

One of those seemingly-logical attacks is the complaint that the plan the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rolled out June 2 won't solve climate change.

In that essay, based on a set of at least seemingly persuasive logical axioms, Taylor (as have many before him) argued that, logically speaking, the future is essentially as set in stone as the past.

The formidable Ms. Jefferies, who was in "The Orphans' Home Cycle" on Broadway in 2009, gives a forcefully restrained performance — seemingly calm, logical and rational.

He explained that even though algebra had been reduced to a seemingly absurd but logical set of operations, eventually some sort of meaning would be restored.

But there are hundreds of other variables that are seemingly just as logical but do not work as well, like ZIP codes or magazine subscriptions.