Sentence examples for extremely rational from inspiring English sources

"Putin is extremely rational," Ponomaryov said.

"It's an extremely rational use of a scarce resource -- curb space -- and I would expect it to work extremely well".

Among her colleagues, says Gerd Langguth of Bonn University, who has written her biography, she stands out as being extremely rational, wanting to get things done and not making a big fuss about herself.

Bunnista is more outwardly assertive and a little impulsive, while Victoria is an extremely rational strategist.

Her frank attitude and completely non-judgmental stance strikes me as extremely rational and lacking any bias.

Even though the cool, urbane, extremely rational Obama is the antithesis of the hate-spewing radical, that is the image that the Republicans will surely use if he is the nominee.

Dolan was terrified, but he recalled that McEwan remained "extremely calm and rational," informing the man that he didn't have the authority to tell him what to do, and walking off with Dolan.

And I suppose as you look back, you might say the two problems you've had are, one, dealing with people who aren't rational or extremely difficult to deal with like Mr Putin, on our cover or secondly, the other problem is allies who aren't prepared to put stuff in.

Another, extremely different, methodology from rational design, directed evolution, has been rapidly developed over the past two years.

Therefore, the ability to predict the physical properties of ionic liquids is extremely important for the rational design of proper ionic liquids with specific properties.

He appears to be a coldly rational murderer, extremely aware of his reason to kill.