We found 139 examples of how to use logical in an English sentence.
Sentences 101 to 125 of 139.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 101. | Islam is a very logical solution. | |
| 102. | Islam is very logical. | |
| 103. | He's logical. | |
| 104. | The union of two sets can be beautiful even when there is no logical connection between them. | |
| 105. | Tom isn't logical. | |
| 106. | Yanni doesn't have a logical explanation for this. | |
| 107. | There's no logical explanation for this. | |
| 108. | Is there a logical explanation for this? | |
| 109. | There's only one logical explanation for this. | |
| 110. | Poetry doesn't need to be logical. | |
| 111. | Language isn't perfectly logical. | |
| 112. | The German language is much more logical than the French language. | |
| 113. | Some people find derivation to be more logical and regular in Ido than in Esperanto. | |
| 114. | "Harry, is it logical to believe in magic?" "Magic may be in the realm of the illogical, Timmy." | |
| 115. | Logical conclusions are the scarecrows of idiots and the guiding stars of the wise. | |
| 116. | Although an appeal to popularity is in fact a logical fallacy, a religious person may sometimes speak of an ecumenical truth as being right or true because everyone believes it. | |
| 117. | Is it even possible to be truly logical? | |
| 118. | I can't see your argument through all these logical fallacies. | |
| 119. | We're logical. | |
| 120. | I think that would be the logical approach. | |
| 121. | I think that would be the logical thing to do. | |
| 122. | I think that would be the logical choice. | |
| 123. | That would be the logical choice. | |
| 124. | That's a logical conclusion. | |
| 125. | No one seems to have a logical explanation for this. |