Sentence examples for terrible logic from inspiring English sources
The phrase "terrible logic" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe reasoning or arguments that are flawed or nonsensical. Example: "His conclusion was based on terrible logic, making it difficult to take his argument seriously."
They understand, more than I ever will, the novel's terrible logic — the giving way of dreams to fate.
The best reason for thinking it won't happen is that it hasn't happened yet, and that is terrible logic.
Viewed in this light, the play's tragic ending which provided the author with so much difficulty seemed to have a terrible logic.
The narrative heart of The Cold Eye of Heaven is the delayed revelation of treachery there, leading to a chain of causality that has a terrible logic.
Being Wenger, he did not rage about it, but adopted the pained expression of a football intellectual confronted by a terrible logic.
Adrian Scarborough's Fool (whose death is startling yet has a terrible logic) is delicate and plaintive; Stanley Townsend's Kent commands with frankness and a soldierly bellow.
In the 1980s and early 1990s, the narrative of Aids had a simple - if terrible - logic.
Until then, he says in the movie, he'd been gripped "by this terrible, demented logic.
'Just like the passive Americans we derided, I acquiesced to this terrible demented logic,' he told Green.
We expect them to display emotion, which is partly why we tend to think of them as less emotional: Their feelings are self-justifying, condition-setting, and therefore possessed of a terrible appearance of logic.
Computers are pretty good at some things, like number crunching and logic, but terrible at others that are easy for our brains, like understanding images or conversation.
