Sentence examples for bit irrational from inspiring English sources

It's all a bit irrational, to be honest".

"Americans are a bit irrational about health care," she said.

"We are trying to give some rationality to something which is a bit irrational," he said.

It might be a bit irrational, but I don't really want to eat tiny chick embryos.

By contrast, the race of investors big and small to grab a piece of the Busang action was not the least bit irrational.

"The very big discounts by department stores may have created a dangerous attitude in shoppers, that it is a little bit irrational to pay the full price," says Bain's Ms d'Arpizio.Many of the wealthy may be migrating to the internet.

The authors of the paper studied the relationship between asset prices and the performance of the economy in 17 countries over 140 years and found that what turned a bit of irrational froth into something really nasty was when the irrational exuberance was combined with plenty of easy credit.

Or maybe ten thousand".It all seems a bit like irrational exuberance, but both international and historic comparisons suggest that it might not be so irrational after all.

'What happened was a bit mystic, irrational even,' Zidane said.

The chief economic adviser of one candidate is the co-author of an exuberant book claiming that investors ain't seen nothing yet; unfortunately, the exuberance is a bit, well, irrational.

But if there was a little bit of irrational exuberance about Mr. Romney's prospects — and if Ohio and Tennessee served as a reminder that sometimes the candidate with the apparent momentum does not overperform his polls on Election Day — that was not really Mr. Romney's fault; his campaign was more careful to manage expectations than in some previous instances.