Again we hear the words, which now seem as nonsensical as a riddle meant for children: "There are known knowns.
Making fun of a child for coming out as transgender, or any of the identities under the LGBT umbrella, is as nonsensical as ridiculing a child for their height or hair color.
Chairman of the British Paralympic Association Bob Price tells BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "His apparent assertion that disability is punishment for sins committed in a previous life is as nonsensical as it is unhelpful".
That situation may not always be as nonsensical as it sounds.
The sounds of the words are fragmented in every way imaginable: syllables get shifted around, vowels are substituted for one another, parts of words are combined into new words, some as nonsensical as anything in Gertrude Stein.
They say that every business cycle is different but this is as nonsensical as the efficient market hypothesis.
In his co-authored Localis pamphlet on social housing, Greenhalgh mocks the concept of tailoring supply to housing need as "as nonsensical as proverbial production figures for Soviet tractor factories".
Has it been dismissed as nonsensical by the Guild of Jewish Mothers?
The one about deodorants causing breast cancer, which is as nonsensical, has been doing the rounds for the best part of a decade.
Maybe there's enough dystopian teen book/movie money to go around, but not for a movie as nonsensical, poorly written, and dull as Divergent, which clocks in at a punishing, baffling 140 minutes.
One Vatican expert and papal biographer, Marco Politi, described as "nonsensical" the decision to indict the pair for "exerting pressure to obtain confidential information".
