WordNet
n. thinking that is coherent and logical [syn: reasoning, abstract thought]
Usage examples of "logical thinking".
Yet this was logical thinking and the last thing he wanted to do was trap himself with words and propositions.
Her reactions during the interview, plus some logical thinking, had convinced him she wasn't.
The Nagha was a strictly logical thinking machine, without the ability fully to understand the deviousness possible to a real brain.
Spock, once again we owe you our thanks for quick, thorough and logical thinking.
He wondered if originality in humans was the result of logical thinking as much as transcendent inspiration.
If youll leave off the melodrama for the next couple of hours and try some logical thinking instead of playacting, Ill stop taking every opportunity to point out just how guilty you look.
Efficient and logical thinking machines cannot comprehend the chaotic nature of humans.
It all may be the result of logical thinking, but none of it is reasonable.
I must warn you, sir, that too much rational, logical thinking can seriously rot the brain.
His clear and logical thinking tried to question something about Lord Douglas.
Daydreaming about the way she'd wrapped herself around him and asked him to make love with her simply wasn't conducive to logical thinking.