Sentence examples for views irrational from inspiring English sources

He calls these views "irrational," because, once they are translated into policy, they make everyone worse off.

He argues for overturning the deeply held — and, in his view, irrational — proscription against two-foot driving.

In the liberal view, irrational doctrines such as racism and fascism should sink to oblivion when confronted with intellect.

Here conservative writer Rod Dreher argues that liberals in the media have won the battle on same-sex marriage by portraying traditional views as "irrational hatred", while Sarah Wildman, a visiting scholar at Johns Hopkins university, applauds the president for announcing "a new direction for the country".

But it would have been a mistake to cast such views as irrational without understanding how they came to be.

In her view, the irrational is something we need.

Al Gore may have lost by a hair, but John Kerry lost by a mile, and if Bob Herbert and the left continue to call those who disagree with their point of view ignorant, irrational and clueless, claiming that we have our brains "on hold," they will lose again in 2006 and in 2008 by two miles.

Greenspan offers a different view of irrational markets.

The former governor called "The View" hosts "irrational" after appearing on the program.

Anxiety can feed off itself when there's no one around to provide support or an alternate point of view, causing irrational fears to grow -- which in turn can lead to increasing isolation and a downward spiral of health.

GP12 Some patients were said to have beliefs about aspirin that the GPs viewed as irrational.