Sentence examples for much irrational from inspiring English sources

They're not so much irrational as unrational, and they are implacable.

After all, while the Dow may be flirting with an all-time high, Apple's valuation suggests there isn't much irrational exuberance going around.But in another way it's rather distressing.

This explains why there's so much irrational exuberance about the potential of wearable devices, smart sensors and their various combinations that promise to shift the current model to preventive care.

In America the New Year started off with a hangover from too much irrational exuberance in 1999.

The debate about health care reform sometimes becomes so much irrational because it is not about health care at all.

The high frequencies of treatment without accurate diagnosis and of the patronage of low-level providers already mean that there is much irrational and/or ineffective treatment of fevers and malaria, which in turn leads to high and unnecessary individual and societal costs [53], [54].

But "War Witch" is so cleareyed that it makes you wonder how much more irrational this world is than the so-called civilized one under its camouflage of material wealth.

It can be as much about irrational and serendipitous as it is about rational and relevant.

My type labels me as a "rationalist" just like Steve Jobs (though not of the money-making variety, apparently), but I am pretty much constantly irrational about everything.

There is, Mr Clegg told NYU, much "uncivilised and irrational debate" going on in Parliament "every day".

Methodological naturalism is not so much irreligious, as irrational.