SO LOGICALLY

Definition: In a manner that follows or is guided by reason or sound judgment.

Synonyms: Thus Reasoned, Consequently Thought, Hence Concluded, Therefore Inferred, Accordingly Deduced

Usage Examples in Sentences

Sarah organized her toys so logically in the toy chest.

The teacher explained the math problem so logically that all the students understood.

Emily arranged her books on the shelf so logically by genre.

The detective solved the mystery so logically, surprising everyone with the culprit.

She analyzed the data meticulously, so logically, the conclusion was inevitable.

The detective followed the clues and pieced together the puzzle, so logically, the suspect was identified.

Sarah organized her schedule so logically that she never missed a deadline.

The chess player thought through each move so logically, eventually outsmarting his opponent.

The economist analyzed the global market trends and concluded that, so logically, a recession might be imminent.

#10

His arguments were presented so logically that even his opponents were persuaded.

#11

The professor structured her lecture so logically that the complex topic became clear to the students.

#12

She organized the files on her computer so logically that she never had trouble finding anything.

#13

The author built the plot of the novel so logically that the twists felt both surprising and inevitable.

#14

So logically, we should assess all the available data before making a decision.

#15

So logically, he chose a career in finance after excelling in mathematics and economics.

#16

The lawyer presented his argument so logically that the jury had no trouble understanding his points.

#17

By organizing her notes so logically, she was able to review efficiently for the final exam.