Sentence examples for almost nonsensical from inspiring English sources

The film follows a simple, almost nonsensical plot.

Judge Tashima derided it as "a meandering and almost nonsensical confession to the FBI".

"But it's also almost nonsensical to risk losing them to escape, risk 40 days of a Waco standoff," he said.

They momentarily lay aside their sexual and professional troubles and croon, with soft voices and melting eyes, as if Bernie Taupin's maudlin, almost nonsensical lyrics were written on their souls.

The translated Tagore was "almost nonsensical", and subpar English offerings reduced his trans-national appeal: The SNLTR hosts the 1415 BE edition of Tagore's complete Bengali works.

The ridiculous and almost nonsensical charge demonstrates more clearly than ever that Trump cares more about his own image than the lives of his citizens.

The graphic designer Peter Saville, a Simons collaborator in the front row, would recognise the excitement of the Nineties' Hacienda days leaping from oversized shirts emblazoned with almost-nonsensical statements.

"It's Japan's most nonsensical reactor".

Burton attempts to match it with a new statue/twist ending, evidently derived from Pierre Boulle's novel, which is laughable, anti-climactic, and almost scandalously nonsensical.

But on his rare forays into detail, Gove was almost comically nonsensical, blithely and airily dismissive of any negative impact on the wonderful people he loves so much.

In many locations the border is the river, or mountains, and a physical barrier would almost be nonsensical, but there are places that the border patrol mentioned that are now seeing high traffic because the fence is everywhere else.