Sentence examples for deeply irrational from inspiring English sources

Resentments are deeply irrational; they plow furrows in the heart, not in reason.

In fact, cutting investment in our future – be it in people, the planet, political institutions, or business – is deeply irrational.

True to his word, he deems the highly rationalized order of modern society to be, as far as those who inhabit it are concerned, deeply irrational.

Some find fascism deeply irrational, whereas others are impressed with the rationality with which it served the material interests of its supporters.

I rolled out onto my knees, eventually rose to my feet, and drove home, where I had a deeply irrational argument with my wife.

The family portraits — tableaux of love and ambivalence — express the central idea in Struth's work: the humbling force of superficially serene but deeply irrational relationships, beginning with the one between the photographer and the world.

The horse puppets' breath, movement and gaze compelled me to believe, on some deeply embedded, irrational wavelength, that this creature, born of plywood, foam rubber and nylon, was constructed of the same flesh as I.

Now one can see how this may be true in some circumstances, where the members are deeply immoral or irrational.

(That, for instance, is the biggest problem with "Contagion," in which Steven Soderbergh depicts the worthy efforts of science and government to cope with a major and long-term social crisis of natural origin but, nonetheless, doesn't take seriously the perhaps irrational but deeply rooted and deeply felt spiritual or metaphysical responses to such shattering events).

In a tersely-worded statement, the royal said his legal action was a "necessary and appropriate response" to Forbes's "irrational and deeply flawed valuation methodology, which is ultimately subjective and discriminatory".

He argues for overturning the deeply held — and, in his view, irrational — proscription against two-foot driving.