Sentence examples for irrational war from inspiring English sources

By waging this mad, irrational war on an international scale, Muslims are falling into a trap.

The I.A.R.C. monograph, published last month in Lancet Oncology, will only be the latest weapon in the highly emotional and often irrational war against the use of G.M.O.s.

Later in the ad a narrator speaks over a black and white photo of President Richard Nixon, "Forty years ago our government launched an irrational war on marijuana for reasons unrelated to the actual, and limited, harms of the substance".

Tvert added: "For Eric Holder to act as the mouthpiece for these old school warriors of the irrational war on marijuana that is rapidly losing public support would be sending a message to tens of thousands of passionate supporters of Amendment 64 that their opinions do not matter.

As subsequent generations of intellectuals caught in violent irrational wars or under repressive governments have also learned, learning not to think foolishly is the first step toward sanity.

The stock market shuddered and dipped each time Trump edged closer to the Presidency, but after he was actually elected and gave a reassuring speech it held strong, and the talk from Wall Street was suddenly about the war on regulation to come, and not the possibility of irrational wars.

So why does a supposedly impartial, professional journalist insist on reducing the variegated socio-political conflict of Iraq to simple, lazy, and neo-orientalist notions depicting irrational warring between Shi'as and Sunnis?

My novel is not an irrational prophesy of war, and now I don't know how to change the ending.

The characters in his most memorable films are men who live in a permanent, irrational state of war with themselves, with the rest of humanity, with the wild inscrutability of the natural world.

But seemingly irrational behaviors like war -- in which the measurable costs often far outweigh the measurable benefits -- have stumped thinkers for centuries.

Because I'm a nerd, I recently watched this TEDx video where philosopher Michael Huemer delivered a short, fairly basic lecture on why government policies are so irrational, using the War on Terror and protectionism as examples of things that are inefficient and stupid from an economist's point of view, yet get advocated for by a bunch of people.