Sentence examples for silly logic from inspiring English sources
Glenn Kessler relies on similarly silly logic.
If there was even a scintilla of truth to this slander, then countless judicial nominees including Supreme Court nominees and stalwarts from liberal jurist Thurgood Marshall to conservative jurist John Roberts would and by this silly logic should never have been confirmed.
Usually it's when I'm decrying the rumor mill as a cruel, cruel vixen, hell bent on crushing our spirits by setting our hopes on itty-bitty candy-powered iPhones, only to smack us in the face with silly things like logic, feasibility, and whats-actually-happening.
As for overcoming the alienation of industrialized slaughter by killing your own, Foer dismisses the logic as "silly": "Murdering someone would surely prove that you are capable of killing, but it wouldn't be the most reasonable way to understand why you shouldn't do it," he writes.
Still, the logic behind such an obviously silly reading of this tree is no more fallacious than of the intuitive "main line" interpretation of Fig. 10a.
The language is fueled by a logic that is as irrefutable as it is silly.
The latest remake of Jules Verne's 1873 globetrotting fantasy is a deliriously silly caper that goes out of its way to thumb its nose at logic.
While acknowledging the logic of the theory, Mr Tobin thought this "policy irrelevance" proposition silly in practice: simply, people are not as rational as economists suppose.Renaissance manMore than two centuries ago, Adam Smith explained the benefits of the division of labour.
The latest remake of Jules Verne's 1873 globe-trotting fantasy, "Around the World in 80 Days," is a deliriously silly caper that goes out of its way to thumb its nose at logic.
A similar logic drives the show, which never accepts a simple staging solution if there's a sillier one to be found.
According to SPA!, Jobs' logic in bringing the shuriken (ninja stars) onboard his private plane was that it would be really silly to hijack his own plane.
