Sentence examples for were rational from inspiring English sources
adjective
Capable of reasoning.
- Man is a rational creature.
Other Mets fans were rational about it.
Men were rational, analytical and decisive.
They thought we were rational sophisticates who could defer gratification.
The unit's operating theory was simple: smugglers were rational businessmen.
The minister told a press conference that there were "rational indications" that Garzón was responsible.
These politicians were rational people who cared only about winning office.
They believed markets were rational, and that historical patterns were bound to repeat.
Male strengths are the same as they ever were: rational, analytical and decisive.
But there is every reason to believe there were rational political calculations behind his actions.
"A Failure of Capitalism" argues that the risks taken by the banks were rational, for two main reasons.
If the federal rules were rational, more busing would be required in states where children scored more poorly.
