Sentence examples for actually nonsensical from inspiring English sources

But I think it's important that people understand the claim being made, and that they understand that certain ways of dismissing it are actually nonsensical, or incompatible with the way we routinely talk about ethical questions that bear on groups or on historical events.

Nonsensical lyrics are great when they are actually nonsensical, but lyrics that pretend to tell a story when they are actually just repeating themselves are the aural equivalent of a blowjob without anybody actually ejaculating.

What seemed nonsensical was actually perfectly rational.

Forcing yourself to come up with a reason for something that seems nonsensical can actually help you release the anxiety around what you feel is a problem.

New York Times' columnist David Brooks appears to be one of the few people nonsensical enough to actually laud ABC's mix of jive-ass wankery and lack of conviction that was on display in last night's absurd debate.

That statement is wrong on so many levels, but the key point is that Kasich would have been far better off keeping his mouth shut rather than spouting off gibberish that wasn't just nonsensical but was actually offensive.

Perhaps at least these new folks in Congress can instruct the self-elected media and PAC operatives as to what all these new words (such as "semi-automatic assault weapon," a nonsensical verbal invention) actually mean.

He was one of the most successful, honest, humble and likable athletes of all time -- but what he's best-known for are his many "Yogi-isms," his seemingly-nonsensical statements that actually make a whole lot of sense, and have him widely-viewed as "the most-often quoted American".

Miller, aka Pretty Puke, found a way to turn memes and Tumblr-trends into photographs that actually make sense, oftentimes contradicting their nonsensical origin.

Miller, a.k.a., Pretty Puke, found a way to turn memes and Tumblr trends into photographs that actually make sense, oftentimes contradicting their nonsensical origin.

Unfortunately, this argument results in the nonsensical rejection of things that actually do make urban living better, not just for "elites", but for everyone: culture.