Sentence examples for becomes nonsense from inspiring English sources

When our emotions are tense, fighting becomes nonsense.

The story becomes nonsense and the song isn't good enough, but the title tune where Gaston begins in anger only to realize he's deeply in love almost works here thanks to him.

If we keep the spirit of Christmas alive in our hearts and in our homes, if we keep the true spirit of Christmas in mind, that Christ came to give us the greatest gift of all, eternal life, then the war on Christmas suddenly becomes nonsense.

The rest is evidence of former exertions, which, like words repeated until they become nonsense, seem increasingly pointless.

"Enough!," you want to yell, as these women chant phrases till they become nonsense, count to 43 over and over, hinge and straighten again and again, exhaling as if on the edge of collapse or ecstasy.

When this story ends, we are abruptly introduced to Ulrich's "Daydreams" — his "private fictions" that "have sustained him from one day to the next, even as the world itself has become nonsense".

If the current inflation rate is really 6-96-9percentnsthed of the 2-32-3percentlaimed by government and most U.S. money managers, then Washington's official estimates that the economy still grew at a rate of some 0.6percentt in the first quarter of 2008 become nonsense.

Every time they take one decision that's contrary to the way things really happened, there's a cascade of consequences, and in the end, the story becomes complete nonsense.

In the aftermath of the horrific slaughter of innocents in Gaza and in the midst of the rapid expansion of Jewish-only colonies in and around occupied Jerusalem, any talk of an "Arab Alliance" with Israel becomes sheer nonsense.

It has become a nonsense to speak of peace negotiations while Israel creates more injustices on the ground in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

As the movie holds Ms. Clayburgh's stung reaction shots, it appears almost prepared to pursue this element of the drama, not to reconcile the son and mother and let the sleepless ramblings of George Malley become provocative nonsense, even pathology.