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Fear of man is one of the most illogical things in the world.
2
What appears most illogical to the outsider is sometimes most logical in war.
3
I had known her so briefly that it was most illogical.
4
She was generally at strife with her husband, but the strife was most illogical.
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Gautama was compelled therefore to bridge a most illogical chasm as best he could.
6
Of all false divinities, Self is the most illogical.
7
His wit gave point to the most irrelevant personalities, and cogency to the most illogical syllogisms.
8
Such erratic conviction is most illogical, but positive.
9
But did not father Plato himself get nearest the truth where his logos is most illogical?
10
He was, in fact, the most illogical of great men, and the most inconsistent even of geniuses.
11
You are most illogical, Geneviève.
12
Taking the life of a murderer does not restore the life he took, therefore it is a most illogical punishment.
13
He wasn't sure what he'd been thinking, but-whatever it may have been-it was the most illogical, insane thought he'd ever had.
14
It will lead him, in the most logical progression, to what, in the eyes of artists, would be a most illogical conclusion.
15
It must be a relief, but yet, when you come to analyze it, it is most illogical a fearful waste of time.
16
Fawcett's feat takes the concept of the girdle traverse to perhaps its most illogical conclusion: Stanage isn't even one contiguous piece of rock.
