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Meanings of as irrational in English

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Usage of as irrational in English
1
My fear of public speaking was as irrational as it was extreme.
The Irish Times
2
Bright's courage was almost as irrational as that of the rebels themselves.
The Education of Henry Adams
3
I can, however, dismiss as irrational any objection to interracial marriage.
Ebony
4
He could no longer hold back his fears, as irrational as they were.
Rakes and radishes
5
The remain tactic was to dismiss leave as irrational, and it still is.
The Guardian
6
This sounds inconceivable as many still see the group as irrational.
The Guardian
7
But continued interference by that admiral might be seen as irrational.
Beyond the Reef
8
Earlier assessments pegged the country as irrational or warped by its own ideology.
The Irish Times
9
Passionate emotions are not as irrational as we like to believe and claim.
The Irish Times
10
A bear market is as irrational as a bull market, exuberance followed by despair.
The Guardian
11
That was what worried him, as irrational as it seemed.
The Death Cure
12
Maybe the doctor wasn't as irrational as he thought.
Revelation
13
A stoical and morose philosopher sometimes gives us advice as irrational as that of Religion.
Good Sense
14
There are ends which we regard as rational, and others which we condemn as irrational.
A Handbook of Ethical Theory
15
Alas, her grief was as irrational as her love.
Tales from Two Hemispheres
16
Oh, I do not decry your course as irrational.
A Day of Fate
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