Sentence examples for becomes nonsensical from inspiring English sources

But then Schultz risks his life to help Django find his slave wife, who has been sold to a plantation owner in Mississippi, and the movie becomes nonsensical.

Meanwhile, hard-won sexual harassment legislation becomes nonsensical as the sex industry is normalised: "How about when a male boss asks his female secretary to give a blowjob?

The responses confirm that Jewishness is not thought to consist mostly in belief: 22% of American Jews described themselves as having no religion (swap "Christians" for "Jews" and the statistic becomes nonsensical).

There are also many different ways for an illness or injury to be a patient's "fault" (drinking/smoking/diet/sex/driving/sports/lifestyle/risk-taking) to the point where it becomes nonsensical.

The Absurd play, said Esslin, dispenses with conventional narrative in favour of the logic of dreams; furthermore, in a century stripped of certainties, the Absurd playwright understands that conversation, listened to closely, becomes "nonsensical illusions, empty chatter, whistling in the dark".

In that particular context, I said [his tone is lightly sarcastic], "No, you are right: only women should talk about women, only men should talk about men, only black people should talk about black people, only Jews should talk about Jews - if you extend the argument it becomes nonsensical".

The country has produced an extraordinary narrative of how the judiciary can go wild and become nonsensical in prosecuting freedom of expression.

Mark Perryman, the convener of the London England Fans supporters' group, reckons that the anti-racism is fragile, but agrees that it became nonsensical with the rise of black players.

Within highly populated regions the qualitative trends of the machines are demonstrated to accurately identify patterns associated with projectile fragmentation and melting, while in sparsely populated regions the accuracy significantly decreases and the qualitative trends can become nonsensical.

While there was silliness in Skyfall (Javier Bardem's Joker-lite villain's plan becomes more nonsensical on second viewing), it succeeded largely because of a grounded tone that separated it from many previous instalments.

In other words, the study of life's origins becomes a nonsensical pursuit as it has always been present planetary conditions permitting.