Sentence examples for somewhat illogical from inspiring English sources
In Poitou, elaborately arcaded facades formed somewhat illogical frontispieces for spacious "three-naved" churches, with windowed aisles almost as tall as the central windowless naves.
Exciting but somewhat illogical whole-room pieces like rows of praying burqas made from silver foil, and the waxworks of world leaders in motorised wheelchairs in his basement.
And in a somewhat illogical way that is the essence of couture, where women expect to pay stratospheric prices, he sees an economic advantage for himself.
"It's somewhat illogical to think" one network "could have such an out-of-market experience" from the others, said Jon Mandel, co-managing director at MediaCom in New York, owned by the Grey Global Group.
Falcao is a shadow of the player who was one of the most devastating strikers in the world before his disastrous loan spell at Manchester United last season and there is a somewhat illogical assumption that Mourinho will wave his magic wand and restore the 29-year-old's powers.
This somewhat illogical set-up - in which our medical care is paid for by a third party - leads to overuse of the system, as individuals don't feel the need to gather information, shop for prices or seriously consider whether the services they receive are worth their cost.
But this is more than slightly illogical.
In terms of aesthetic, the artist shares she wishes to "express the feeling of being on the boundary between reality and fantasy I prefer to visualize sentences, which are grammatically correct but somewhat and illogical and give unfamiliar feelings".
If you have an intelligent question, one that isn't illogical or will leave your classmates somewhat confused, go ahead and ask it in front of the class, but don't sound like a show-off while doing it.
"He looks somewhat confused," wrote Dr. Edward Y . Chung the psychiatrist who oversaw the inmate's care, "and the response to the questioning is illogical".
