| The stock market may behave irrationally, not following the wisdom of any investor. |
| He began to feel irrationally nervous as yellow shapes and black lines spread to fill his entire field of vision. |
| Even the social services provided by the church were irrationally funded and inefficiently organized. |
| Such a result would almost certainly be impossible to reconcile with the court's view that the agreement was irrationally generous. |
| There is certainly a level at which irrationally rapid rate cuts will completely reverse the equation. |
| It's the dog's fault, but she irrationally yells at me that I shouldn't use the wood chipper when I'm drunk. |
