Sentence examples for more irrational from inspiring English sources

"Certainly every murder is irrational, but this one is more irrational than others," Mr. Kleindienst said.

The end of tipping means one more irrational thing rationalized, one more odd little ritual lost.

These are more passionate, more fragmentary, and more irrational than his public utterances.

Mr Dodin feels Russians have become more fragile since the fall of communism and more irrational.

It makes the decision to take other clinical negligence cases out of scope even more irrational.

It then goes underground or online and assumes even more irrational and aggressive tendencies.

Opposing sides in political debates often characterize one another as crazy, or a bit more politely, "irrational".

If he failed, it is because he tried to bring his idea of rationality to problems that were bigger and more deeply irrational than he or anyone else could rationally understand.

The magnitude of these problems is often exaggerated, however, and the cultural and economic benefits of immigration downplayed evidence, perhaps, that the antipathy owes more to irrational anxieties, over globalisation, cultural change and Britain's shrinking prestige, than to more concrete worries.

Since then, every time the issue of religiously compliant slaughter has been resurrected, the kosher element has been less and less prominent, rendering it less an animal rights issue, and more an irrational rejection of halal slaughter as something tainted with something intangibly Muslim.

Plato has distorted magnetism to make it mean not possession simpliciter but something more additionally irrational.