Sentence examples for A bit nonsensical from inspiring English sources

Isn't this a bit nonsensical?

That might have been an exaggeration, but you don't have to be a genius to see that assessing supermarket products that claim to be sourdough is a bit nonsensical ("Just dough it", G2, 31 March).

All other things equal, the mining of that tonne might raise the value of the coal that remains in the ground, leaving the value of coal assets unchanged.In addition to these conceptual problems, Steven Keuning, head of the Dutch national accounts department, points out that the entire attempt to attach cash values to environmental goods and bads is a bit nonsensical.

The lyrics can be a bit hard to make out, and as is often the case with 80s tracks, even once you hear the words they can be a bit nonsensical.

Taylor explained in detail: "It's an odd number, somewhat disjointed, a bit nonsensical, and not so much melodic as a highly stylized jam — but one must never underestimate the motivations of the long-and-lasting Madonna; and sure enough, with repeated listening, there are enough clever goings on and a hook that sinks into the consciousness to make this a captivating journey.

Walt Disney Corporation added a bit of nonsensical anti-open source fear, uncertainty and doubt to a kid's sitcom that it aired this past weekend.

As in The Dark Knight, that urge to operate on a grand scale results only in a grandiosity that, ultimately, becomes a bit silly, even nonsensical.

But, if you reflect a bit, you will see how nonsensical this claim is.

Readers rightly pointed out that we'd failed to spot that a bit of this line was nonsensical.

Deciding to wear something simply because it is – to use the current if grammatically nonsensical lingo – "on trend" has done no one a bit of good, ever.

When human civilization seems to veer off into the nonsensical and unexplainable, nature reliably sweeps in to apply a bit of mindful salve.