Sentence examples for irrational concern from inspiring English sources
It's not an irrational concern.
They do seem to have a concern, perhaps an irrational concern but a real one, about being sued for the damage they are involved in.
Anxiety about the dilution of Myanmar's Buddhist identity is another motivating factor, feeding into Islamaphobic sentiment and an irrational concern that the country will be "overrun" by Muslims like the Rohingya.
In agreement with others [ 16, 37], some nurses in this study also interpreted parents' desire for a "chubby child" as an irrational concern that their child might become underweight.
I'm not sure if these irrational concerns, which are invariably unfounded, have anything to do with the fact that I've lived most of my adult life in a country where healthcare is treated as a luxury that, more often than not, I can't afford.
At the end of last year, it was some anomaly of an ancient Mesoamerican calendar which ramped up irrational concerns that the Universe was out to smite Earth mightily.
Though sometimes the potential side-effects – and even irrational concerns (for example, fear of addiction) – were mentioned.
Many persons, in nearly all times, have held, seriously or half-seriously, irrational beliefs concerning methods of warding off ill or bringing good, foretelling the future, and healing or preventing sickness or accident.
But when it comes to those "large interests" of his country that are beyond criticism and must be supported in an irrational way, his concern will inevitably become exclusive, and most likely aggressive too.
Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is characterized by excessive, uncontrolled, and often irrational and disproportionate concern about daily issues.
