The Salyer and the Sphinx: Chapter Fiive
Because in front of her, defying all logic or reason, was a duck the size of a motor boat. "_quaaaaaaaack!_" it roared at her, furious that its territory had been invaded.
Captured
It was only logical," the woman replied coolly. "to prey on the peaceful? or would you call it weak?" the girl asked. the woman avoided the question. "you are not tethered to the chair. why do you not try and run?" the woman inquired.
Where Minds Lay: Where the Line Blurs
I can control minds, but somehow that line blurred in its logic.
The Twilight Zone
Truth is false, and logic is lost. now the fourth dimension is crossed.
Hlaalu and Rynandor
Rynandor made the mistake of ignoring the consensus gentium, trusting instead to logic and facts. the shrewdness of the thalmor, however, was not such to allow something as trivial as the truth stand in their way.
From the desk of the General. Mission 7: Doubt Squad
This is the kind of crackpot logic that you're up against. an orc shouts: 'dakka dakka!' and an unloaded weapon will fire with deadly consequence.
Watching Us
logically he was meaning him or grandpa, when he was alive watched over the graves, but the way he said it. the way he said it made it seem that was not what he meant. it wasn't too long before we arrived at the property.
Jealousy
Of course a smart animal would no doubt, use scissors first, or something of the like, but that kind of logic escaped this one, doing it the hard and stubborn way was the only choice.
To Mrs. Jefferson
Of course i knew they weren't real, but when i wake up from a nightmare, and tired enough, logic goes out the window. i don't remember if i told her that, but she kept that a secret between us.
Unkept Promises
"well with _that_ logic, he could've thought that i thought that's what _he_ thought!" "well then he could've thought that_you_ thought that _he_ thought that _you_ thought that...he...wait now i'm confusing myself."
Members
logically, zero had no reason for it to have come back, but logic was something that couldn't even be afforded to the baser instincts of the dragon. feed, stuff, eat...
"The Thin Line," Part M
Surrounding it were a variety of small stacks of parchment leaves, set out in what looked like some logical, if inscrutable fashion.