Meanings of logically enough in English

Westley watched the construction with a good deal of interest and, logically enough, curiosity.

The history of the Nineteenth Century is thus logically enough the history of successive collapses.

So, logically enough, the scientists decided to evaluate geoengineering schemes with the same watts-per-square-meter metric.

The Names is about language and all this chatter, logically enough, often ends up being about speech.

The cure then, for this state of Relativity, is found logically enough, in an extension of individual consciousness.

The original cock-pits, logically enough, were places where prize-fighting roosters performed, when that was still considered a more-or-less legitimate sport.

This view follows logically enough if one assumes that the object of discipline is the present good of the school as a whole.

Most EU countries seem to assume that foreigners will be able to vote at home and, logically enough, refuse to give them a second vote.

Logically enough, all treatment was suspended during the pilgrimage.

Logically enough, we find carbon playing the same role in the middle part of the threefold human organism.

Logically enough, the enemy wanted to knock out that one fighter overhead before he started to work on us.

"Might it catch raisins nuzzer time," he said, logically enough.

" Logically enough, considering what he became."