The sky-high prices suggest irrational exuberance.
This is a level that has correlated with the past few market pullbacks, though is not a level that suggests irrational exuberance.
By the late 1970's, Professor Kahneman and Mr. Tversky had begun to perform experiments with human subjects that suggested seemingly irrational wrinkles in behavior.
A previous study has suggested that irrational injection prescription use is observed in primary health care institutions in rural areas because of the insufficient government subsidy for both the facilities and the staff [ 20].
Windows, cornices, and the like have strange proportions and thicknesses, suggesting an irrational, willful revision of traditional Classical forms in buildings.
The production keeps alternating between flamboyant and intimate scenes, zany pratfalls and solemn rituals; there is a strange kind of realism in its jarring contrasts, which suggest the irrational rhythms of life itself.
Previous community-oriented studies suggest an irrational use of antibiotics, particularly in the developing and lesser-developed countries.
The prosecution, he suggested, played on irrational emotions by arguing that the victim was clearly unconscious in the photo.
The foreman of the jury that deadlocked in July said publicly, for example, that the holdout juror had been biased and suggested she was irrational.
My love for this beer harks back to my school days abroad, when I didn't know a Flemish sour ale from a Coors Light, and friends have suggested that my almost irrational attachment to Pelforth has much to do with its link to fond memories of youth, or simply that its unavailability makes it more alluring.
