Sentence examples for really rational from inspiring English sources

These young women are paranoid for a really rational reason.

"Your fears are really rational," Mr. Neely said.

The Soviet argument was that they were the scientific ones, the really rational ones.

Likely cheated — but that's not really rational, is it?

"The most important thing is to stay really rational and not fall into what is the worst enemy of the team, what the others are trying to put on us, which is pressure.

Annabel was never really angry, but remained really rational about everything.

For another, the essence of a lot of the latest scientific research is that the Western idea of individual choice is an illusion and the Chinese are right to put first emphasis on social contexts.He argues people can never be truly rational, and happiness really comes from relationships and being part of a community.

There was really no rational explanation for how Daniels could sail through his climactic Act III aria, "Vivi, tiranno," as if he had just finished warming up.

It is to say that much of what is called looting is really a rational survival strategy combined with a political protest.

To provide a really clear rational for action we've worked with organisations including the Chartered Institute of Housing and the National Housing Federation, as well as housing associations Peabody and Affinity Sutton and the UK Online Foundation.

For example, if people really were rational about their decision to support or oppose the Iraq War, then they should be weighing the death toll carefully.