Sentence examples for another nonsensical from inspiring English sources

020-8682 5000, scottdunn.com Just when you've got used to the staycation, along comes another nonsensical name: the "nearaway".

Might as well encourage domestic production, which we can regulate to monitor and reduce the CO2 emissions, instead of discouraging it with another nonsensical tax.

But the WSJ managed to outdo itself on September 24th with an article by yet another nonsensical non-scientist – Donna Laframboise.

In yet another nonsensical moment, the poem informs us that the black letters and red numbers in Reni's alphabet book must be learned quickly because the box in which the book comes might be appropriated for some other use.

Those are his hallmarks: dressed like a mandarin, his face obscured behind a stoner's bushy beard, he keeps a watchful eye on his audience at all times while – with minute physical precision – engaging in one or another nonsensical activity.

The closing entry, the wistful Local Egg by Ng Ka-leung, imagines a troupe of snotty Youth Guard outing dissident thinkers – even ones with the gall to promote their poultry products as "local", another nonsensical taboo.

The idea that one can choose to be attracted to one type of person over another is nonsensical, just as no one is accused of choosing to prefer chocolate over strawberry.

The question for 2012 is whether we can survive another year of nonsensical economic policies before salvation comes with a new President in 2013.

Not having seen each other in about a year, the cultists started chanting, jerkily gesturing, and speaking to one another in a nonsensical language that only the Family could understand.

On the second floor, the Derek Eller Gallery introduces the young Portuguese artist Jorge Queiroz in a show of large drawings in which one thing leads to another in the most nonsensical way.

Such is life in the District, where developments seemingly spring up overnight, new residents with no historical knowledge of the city move in and concocted neighborhood names emerge — often to the consternation of longtime residents who complain that trendy new names are nonsensical and another sign of gentrification.