Sentence examples for weird logic from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weird logic" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe reasoning or thought processes that seem unusual or irrational. Example: "His argument was based on such weird logic that it was hard to take him seriously."
This explains his op-ed's weird logic.
But there's a weird logic to that choice, and I think people could be swayed.
"The weird logic of these inventions helps us see the world in fresh ways".
He was, he says, interested in the idea of institutions and how they grow to have their own weird logic.
Mad though the money might have seemed to the mystified outsider, there was a weird logic to these gambles.
"We are afraid the administration is getting trapped in this weird logic of software license updates and vendor lock-in," said Daniele Gobbetti, 31, the president of the Linux Users Group in Bolzano.
So in two jaggedy works by the Greek composer Nikos Skalkottas (his first and second quartets, both from the early 1940s), we got a deliciously thick oboe sound, a poised bassoon, a flighty trumpet – imagine Poulenc with snarlier chords or Hindemith with weirder logic.
Fitbit has some weird internal logic that ties them all to space themes.
VanDerWerff felt that although the episode contained several plot holes, it worked with "a kind of dream sense, following its own weird, nightmare logic".
The weird cold war logic that threw Thatcher in with the US, Chile, South Africa and Israel in a global anticommunist bloc didn't mean anything to me.
He brings up a weird wrinkle in the logic of our language.
