Sentence examples for Somewhat irrational from inspiring English sources
My affection for Led Zeppelin is limitless and somewhat irrational.
He made him seem worrisome, somewhat irrational and highly ineffective.
"In my opinion it's somewhat irrational, but it's understandable".
Even Frank Zarb, the Nasdaq's chairman, talks now of "an exuberance that was somewhat irrational".
I retain a somewhat irrational conviction that it will happen, just as I choose to believe that maybe, someday, things will truly get better in this city.
THE view of West Chelsea from the roof of 540 West 28th Street, a new condominium at 11th Avenue, prompts a somewhat irrational question: what housing crash?
The novel is somewhat disjointed; irrational monologues alternate with discussions of Marx or Tolstoy or Ibsen, whose plays, not surprisingly, are dismissed by Nagel as "dramatized wood pulp".
But the commonly-expressed conviction that technological innovation will immiserate broad segments of society is only somewhat less irrational.
We would like to clarify that our hypothesis does not explicitly suggest the existence of specific microorganisms for each type of religious ritual (although this is possible), but rather the existence of microorganisms that make humans susceptible to acquiring a wide array of somewhat similar irrational ritualistic behavioral traits that facilitate microbial transmission.
While extreme anguish or rage can provoke immediate and irrational responses, the somewhat more moderate feelings listed allow time for reasoned plans.
Religion — and those irrational, futile wishes — were somewhat the theme of your first novel, "The Origin of the Brunists," and of its sequel, too, I presume?
