Sentence examples for At irrational from inspiring English sources
With BioShock Infinite, which goes on sale on Tuesday, Mr. Levine and his colleagues at Irrational have produced yet another video game that is a model of what the medium can achieve.
It's a start, but I hope he discovers the far more complex ways of understanding human lives that have evolved in fields like psychoanalysis, which looks not only at irrational thoughts and biologically tinged symptoms but also unconscious motivation, narcissism and ideals, trauma and anxiety, guilt and conflict.
Ken Levine, the creative director at Irrational Games and the lead writer of BioShock and BioShock Infinite (which Mr. Gaynor worked on as a level designer), once told me that a designer's creative challenges in terms of storytelling were best compared with those of the British theatrical company Punchdrunk and its immersive productions like "Sleep No More".
Some people even asked themselves if the impeccable reputation of Ken Levine, the mercurial creative director at Irrational, was perhaps undeserved, given that it was largely dependent on only two games, System Shock 2 (1999) and BioShock (2007), made almost a decade apart.
Even Ken Levine seems to be getting in on the act, shutting down his large team at Irrational Games so that he can start over with a small crew.
Developer Ken Levine has commented that the "spirit of System Shock is player-powered gameplay: the spirit of letting the player drive the game, not the game designer", and at Irrational Games "... that's always the game we ideally want to make".
Using descriptions that have enraged cabinet ministers, it says civil servants must "tolerate ambiguity" and deal with "at times irrational political demands".
You forge a stronger connection with children and battle at-times irrational fears.
The sanctions were at best irrational and at worst discriminatory.
A simple but striking example of this phenomenon is provided in classical analysis by the function \(f\) which takes value 1 at each rational number, and at each irrational number.
Priest's qualification to the LCC is that it applies only to atomic sentences and their negations: otherwise we would have to admit the case where a disjunction \(p \vee q\) held right up to a limit in virtue of \(p\) holding at the rational points and \ q\) holding at the irrational points: this would be capricious behaviour in which we can make no sense of the past determining the future.
