Sentence examples for apparent nonsense from inspiring English sources
Theo comforts him, takes his hand, while the old man babbles apparent nonsense ("Tell Hobie to get out of the store," and so on).
The actors spoke slowly sometimes, rapidly at others, in bursts of apparent nonsense; delivered brief, dreamy monologues; or addressed some of the spectators individually, as if they were characters in the books.
But in another sense the deception seems to have worked well, offering a motive for apparent nonsense.
This apparent nonsense process would yield significant amounts of NADH that would be needed for the cell to maintain its function.
His true genius is apparent in his nonsense poems, which portray a world of fantastic creatures in nonsense words, often suggesting a deep underlying sense of melancholy.
The lyrics are better than that, but without the counterpoint of William Walton's sprightly pastiche settings, their defects even as nonsense verse are apparent: Said King Pompey, the emperor's ape, Shuddering black in his temporal cape Of dust, "The dust is everything - The heart to love and the voice to sing".
It's (apparent) negation is, accordingly, also nonsense.
There could, however, be other explanations of the apparent misGvA activity despite the nonsense mutation.
Moniz's no-nonsense style was apparent from the start in dealing with climate skeptics.
The closest candidate on the apparent shortlist to rugby's no-nonsense Eddie Jones.
