BY THAT LOGIC

If he likes chocolate, and all desserts have chocolate, then, by that logic, he loves all desserts.

You enjoy playing video games, and this is a video game, so, by that logic, you should have fun playing it.

Cats love to play with yarn, and this is yarn, so, by that logic, the cat will be interested in it.

She failed the exam, but by that logic, everyone in the class should have failed.

The team lost the game, and by that logic, the coach's strategy needs reevaluation.

The recipe calls for olive oil, but by that logic, any cooking oil should work.

The experiment failed, but by that logic, the hypothesis might need adjustment.

By that logic, we can conclude that the project is viable.

She argued her point vehemently, and by that logic, won the debate.

The professor explained the theory thoroughly, and by that logic, the students understood it better.

By that logic, reducing waste will lead to cost savings in the long run.

By that logic, he concluded the experiment was flawed.