irrationally

Irrationally, I thought he might look back through it and see me.

Yes, because only in America would religion cause people to act irrationally.

But what if at least some chief executives act irrationally?

Irrationally she wished he had called her, just once, by the name of Mother.

Irrationally, I felt that a son was owed to me.

Not irrationally afraid: he knew exactly what it could do.

But a small part of me irrationally blames him for my mother's death.

What is it about him that makes me so irrationally full of rage?

She wondered, irrationally, if anyone would notice anything different about her.

"I was trying to help her, and she irrationally responded to it as an attack."

She had spoken irrationally, emotionally, and he would not understand.

He irrationally wondered just how far she intended to go with this.

It was thus that I had suddenly, irrationally, struck her.

The new thing to be irrationally frightened of is terrorism.

He was irrationally pleased when she leaned back against him.

The personality does not depend upon how irrationally a man may act.

Killing you would be insane, and I never act irrationally.

Irrationally, one thought was chasing itself around in Kirk's mind.

"I mean a study thorough enough to identify what kind of drug makes him act so irrationally?"

Hours later he stopped, suddenly, irrationally, in the middle of a sentence as it were.

Irrationally, he suddenly regretted that they'd given her the money.

"She's acting kind of irrationally, and you'd better take her home."

The issue is whether we'll deal with the subject of cost rationally or irrationally.

She did it to herself - unnecessarily, one would almost say irrationally.

Irrationally he wondered if they might now be living near here, and whether their lives were less lonely than his.