Sentence examples for rather irrational from inspiring English sources

However, several decades of research reveal that many of our decisions don't reflect rational choices, but rather irrational thinking that occurs in predictable ways.

First, a confession: I have a rather irrational affection for RadioShack.

As much as Carrie can be rather irrational with her snap judgments, I think that when it comes down to it she wouldn't let Saul die.

They tend to be rather irrational, because their historical components were produced by an intricate web of causes that not even the most careful study would be able to disentangle.

So, if you have been rather irrational or moody lately -- frazzled, exhausted, grumpy -- for maybe days at a time, then you are getting rid of lower vibrational energy that has been on your body for a very long time.

Plenty of intelligent people are rather irrational.

This new model reveals strategic intuition as a form of rational thought in the whole brain, rather than irrational thought on the irrational side of the brain.

Asked about Australia's future energy sources this week, Turnbull expounded the indisputable proposition that we should be rational and businesslike, rather than irrational and "ideological" about our choices.

But the wider question this story raises is whether anything other than the absolute, pre-rational (rather than irrational) certainty of the Polish church, and Pope John Paul II in particular, could possibly have first resisted and finally overthrown the communist state.

Rather than irrational, they had a clearly defined and coherent set of goals.

I'm not talking about rational, jump-into-a-pit-of-snakes fears; but rather, those irrational situations I'd spent my life avoiding.