Sentence examples for be a very rational from inspiring English sources

"It may be a very rational, thought-out message," rather than an emotional outburst, he added.

Although the would-be terrorist's answers may sound absurd, he appears to be a very rational actor (based on what he believes) who is not accustomed to being confronted with dissonance-causing information.

Without an understanding of what it means to be transgender, that seems to be a very rational position.

If you consider yourself to be a very rational person, not given much to displays of emotion or outbursts of passion, you might struggle to feel 'at home' in an openly emotional culture, for example.

I'm a very rational person.

"I have always said that Hamas is a very rational political movement," he said.

I think it was a very rational comment that I would like to explain.

But this is not the case — they are a very rational regime, actually the world's most Machiavellian.

"Juncker is a very rational, calm and reasonable person, and Hungary will be able to find common ground with him," said the Hungarian PM, Viktor Orban.

And it is a very rational decision, in thinking about that investment, to think about incurring some level of reasonable debt that doesn't appreciably change the future opportunities once one graduates.

Dr. Bart Barlogie, an expert on myeloma at the University of Arkansas and a consultant to Human Genome Sciences, said the idea of radioactive BLyS was "a very rational approach and technically feasible, and I look forward to seeing it evaluated".