Sentence examples for were illogical from inspiring English sources
adjective
Contrary to logic; lacking sense or sound reasoning.
- She gave me an illogical reply and left me standing there feeling confused.
Hird's barrister, Geoff McArthur QC, said Chubb's reasons were illogical.
He said the suspicions about Mr. Chalabi were illogical and unsupported by any facts.
The park borders were illogical, reflecting former local-authority boundaries which paid no attention to landscape and natural beauty".
The transport secretary said the current figures for measuring carbon impact at Heathrow were illogical and arbitrary.
Mr. Shobey's lawyer, Thomas Johnson, of the Legal Aid Society, said in an interview that the accusations were illogical.
Walmsley said the fears of the NSPCC were "illogical": "Mandatory reporting has been the law in Australia for years.
These notions are illogical.
These attitudes are illogical.
I think that's illogical.
Wouldn't that be "illogical"?
