Sentence examples for irrational love from inspiring English sources

The articulation of humanism demands something humane, and its signal is disproportionate pleasure placed in some frankly irrational love.

Isidore sees Cupid as a demon of fornication, who represents foolish and irrational love (Etym VIII.xi.80).

He had an irrational love for the Minnesota Vikings, wrote poetry and played the guitar, often in the firehouse.

The book was much broader on the subjects of irrational love, playful joy and silly spoiling, with a denouement on grief and loss.

The themes of "The Beauty of the Husband" are the power of irrational love and an intelligent woman's susceptibility to its pain.

Still, "Smash" itself remained — and remains — an object of fascination to theatre fans, whether that fascination took the form of hate-watching, phantasmagorical fan fiction, or pure, irrational love of a network underdog.

She gets irrational for love, exactly as she has gotten irrational for sex — but she's aware of what she's doing.

She gets irrational for love, exactly as she has gotten irrational for sex but she's aware of what she's doing.

"For most of history it was inconceivable that people would choose their mates on the basis of something as fragile and irrational as love and then focus all their sexual, intimate, and altruistic desires on the resulting marriage," Coontz writes.

A politician's religion can give some voters an irrational reason love a candidate, and an equally irrational reason for others to hate him.

Now along comes Parche, who admitted having an irrational, obsessional love for Graf that drove him to drive a 9 1/2-inch boning knife into Seles' back.