Sentence examples for think it irrational from inspiring English sources

We don't deliberate about the past; we think it irrational to do anything aimed at trying to change or affect the past.

Even if the embedding problem is solved, so that we know what moral utterances mean and what complex sentences embedding them also mean, we might still think it irrational to reason in accordance with ordinary logical principles applied to such judgments.

But fashionable management theorists didn't think it was irrational.

"I don't think it's irrational, no," he said.

"I understand that when you see something too extreme, you might think it is irrational and insane.

"We think it is irrational and indefensible," said Mary Lou McDonald, a deputy leader of Sinn Fein, the left-of-center political party.

I don't think it's irrational to be cautious when your main asset is worth less than you paid for it.

"If the people do not just dislike something, but think it is irrational, then it should not be done", the leader of the rightwing Fidesz party said in the interview.

And if we later discover that we were mistaken in believing that some action X was among our alternatives, we think it is irrational to criticise or regret our failure to do X.

Q: Do you think it's an irrational fear -- (off mic) -- PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, as I said, I think it's a fear that's fanned by those who are -- are worried about the possibility of any legislation getting out there.

"I don't think it's irresponsible or irrational to say we should look at what the Art Commission does.