Sentence examples for wild logic from inspiring English sources

The film's plot is largely an armature on which to hang a succession of visual and verbal gags that follow each other with extraordinary briskness and are propelled by a wild logic.

The language was spawned on talk radio, where outrageous metaphors and wild logic flourish best, and where listeners, sitting alone in cars and trucks, can cheer on their favourite ranter, who is half improvisatory comedian, half Job the prophet.

One strategy has been to push pretty far back into American history, and undergird the familiar chronicle of events with a wild new logic of fantasy, radicalism and excess.

He said he paid a fee to "some men" for the hilltop he now "owns," by the Wild West logic of the frontier land.

Zemmour's book is cleverly done, mingling facts and perceptive insights with wild leaps of logic, biting sarcasm, and ominous apocalyptic rhetoric.

Half-human characters exist in realms of wild and beautiful logic, dancing with ecstacy and inhabiting deep caves of pure being.

In the next week, it is not a wild leap of logic to imagine Wayne Rooney will move alongside Sir Bobby Charlton as England's highest scorer, or maybe even make the honour exclusively his own.

Without the drink, they have morning shakes and wild sweats, distorted logic and a desperate struggle.

They typically involve byzantine logic, wild leaps of faith and holding discussions with people who have some type of extreme agenda.

No matter how wild the zigzags of logic or the lampoon of conventional storytelling — what she called her "anti-money shots" — the audience was right with Ruhl's flights of goofy fancy: a cell-phone ballet set to the chattering gab of the spheres, a rendezvous with Gordon on his rung of Hell, a redemptive finale.

Shortly after Trump took office, Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen attacked a Saudi ship, killing two people and in pretty a wild leap leap of logic, the White House described it as an Iranian attack.