Sentence examples for desperate nonsense from inspiring English sources
To explain why that is going to happen, I need to debunk the desperate nonsense being talked by the energy companies and their political and media allies.
The well worn arguments put up to defend this extravagance are obvious nonsense and expose the disingenuous and rather desperate nature of palace spin.
The final product presents images with the amateur aesthetic of the early internet, and the desperate promises of spam are turned into darkly humorous nonsense statements.
Shadow Welsh Secretary Owen Smith said claims of a Labour split were "desperate" and the idea its support for devolution had waned "nonsense".
He later said claims of a Labour split were "desperate" and the idea the party's support for devolution had waned was "nonsense".
Such is the nonsense that David Brooks would have us believe, or perhaps more likely, is desperate to believe himself.
Desperate times, desperate measures.
