Sentence examples for illogical emotion from inspiring English sources

And really, I guess loving is a form of faith -- a way of believing in something without concrete proof, an illogical emotion whispering to you that, in spite of all evidence to the contrary, it's worth being vulnerable enough to put your bruised and cynical old heart out there.

And Susanna Haavisto makes Irmeli's illogical emotions and abrupt career changes seem perfectly natural.

Nine times out of ten, anger is an illogical or overblown emotion to the situation you are reacting to.

For example, 'I criticize myself for having irrational or inappropriate emotions' was changed to 'I criticize myself for having illogical or inappropriate emotions'.

There were no published neuroscience findings to support our conclusions then – but the illogical logic that emotions drive people's decisions helped build consensus between marketers and creatives about consumer buying decisions – and led to innovative consumer research techniques.

Commissioner Ford Frick, once a close friend of Ruth's, declared that a new record "wouldn't count" unless it was accomplished in 154 games - an emotion-driven, illogical, unjustifiable restriction that would poison Maris's achievement of hitting 61, and would make "asterisks" into confusing addenda to all of baseball's record-keeping.

Since emotions are often illogical responses, Stoicism seeks to solve emotional problems by applying logic to the situation.

It comes from the ability to put very strange, often illogical things together, triggering positive emotions".

Mr. Cope's voice was described by The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette as a "signature irascible rasp, gentle and shrill, squeaky and yelpy, often in high emotion fueled by sometimes illogical bursts of excitability".

Science acknowledges three main theories of laughter: it preserves the ancient triumphalism of bare-teethed hunters; it is a modern response to the illogical or unexpected; it is the release of nervous energy or suppressed emotion.

While viral marketing sure can be effective in getting peoples' emotions drummed up, it really doesn't do a good job of paving over an illogical recounting of your numerous failures in business.