Sentence examples similar to bit nonsense from inspiring English sources

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They are a no-nonsense people, the Norwegians, and I like a bit of nonsense when I'm on holiday.

Paula ended the night with a trademark bit of nonsense.

They believed in a lot of stuff that we treat as a bit of nonsense now.

But why should this particular bit of nonsense get so many people so very upset?

This is a classic bit of nonsense that seemingly won't go away.

Those who remember it will recall quite a bit of nonsense talked then by British trades unionists, for example.

"Atlas" is Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll Part Two" for the art-gallery crowd — a visceral and addictive bit of nonsense.

But quite a lot of Thais blamed the government for turning an obscure bit of nonsense into a global free-speech issue.

Maude blithely described the donations scandal as "a bit of nonsense" and suggested there was nothing odd about the PM having "kitchen supper" with wealthy supporters.

Another bit of nonsense is the idea that it's primarily the wild card that has expanded the pool of contenders.