Sentence examples for seems more logical from inspiring English sources

"It seems more logical to me that we create an atmosphere where private industry can start to grow again and create jobs," she said.

If consciousness is self-intimating (svaprakasha) and if consciousness can assume forms (sakaravijnana), it seems more logical to hold that the forms ascribed to alleged external objects are really forms of consciousness.

Given that Hogan was also not at home when he was in court, and that (as Denton noted on Gawker yesterday) he appeared there every day wearing his trademark bandana, in what he presumably thought was a more tasteful black, it seems more logical to assume that his primary identity is that of Hulk Hogan.

The theory proposed by Schiebl and Raupach (1997) seems more logical as it is evidenced in corrosion behaviour in multiple cracks of SHCCs.

"Of course, that's all speculation," he says, "but it seems more logical than the pervasive myth that older people just like to complain".

When one thinks of the meaning of the two words, "inflammable" seems more logical than "flammable" because of the combination of "in" and "flames," that is, "in flames".

Diving just seemed more logical.

A call-up for Cole would seem more logical.

But cars, which are 22 times more likely to cause your death than planes, still seem more logical.

"Nothing seemed more logical to us than to remember the 1920s and Gropius and the Bauhaus," Daehre said.

It seemed more logical for Rojo to partner Chris Smalling at the heart of the defence, but Van Gaal presumably preferred continuity.