Sentence examples for superficial logic from inspiring English sources

It has a superficial logic: there are websites that start relationships, why not have one that ends them?

The argument has a certain superficial logic: if people accrue additional rights by virtue of being indigenous, then surely the indigenous British should also have these additional rights, over and above "non-indigenous" inhabitants.

It wasn't necessary to raise interest rates so high, and therefore push the value of the pound up: all that was done in pursuit of an economic theory known as monetarism, which had a superficial logic but which absolutely refused to obey itself in practice.

If Mr Blair becomes president, the argument runs, that is what he will do; and since the post's first occupant may define it, the presidency will become a higher-profile and more powerful position than the Tories would like.This stance has a superficial logic.

There is a superficial logic to the storyline.

In strategic terms, it has a certain superficial logic but otherwise is highly questionable.

Their vitrines and casts set the stage for a backlash when craft would come back into fashion, courtesy of the superficial marketing logic our art seems reduced to.

But his was a mind of penetration and power, trained upon Aristotle, David Hume, Bishop Joseph Butler, and Richard Whately, and his superficial contempt for logic and dialectic blinded some readers into the error of thinking his mind illogical.

There is a superficial conflict between this principle of logic and the fact that things change.

"Nothing was sheerly superficial, there was clearly a chain of logic to every choice we made, there was a reason for a color, a reason for a pattern".

Where material was less understandable or where the level of detail required to understand the logic was too deep, respondents adopted superficial CPA.