Sentence examples for drivel in a from inspiring English sources

The BBC has come under fire for broadcasting "incomprehensible liberal drivel" in a special edition of Radio 4's Today programme guest-edited by the musician PJ Harvey.

Not only details, but the whole scaffolding of narrative, must be dismissed, ending in such drivel in her late work, as: "...it is a place / holding a place: it is an eclipse of: of holding / on: of on: or in: or what a here can be / if what one is / is finally reduced to here: it is not 'now,'" and on and on, from "High Tide," in Never.

Her character struck a nerve with viewers familiar with such corporate drivel in their own working environments.

There is no shortage of such nauseating drivel in Narnia, if you can face it".

What world was John Neumeier living in when he created this reactionary, maudlin drivel in 1978?

Cox tweeted: "Sarah Vine should speak to her husband about the impact of science and history programming before scribbling her drivel in the Times".

Tory MP Philip Davies told Cable: "I have heard some drivel in my time but I don't think that in all my years in opposition I have heard as much drivel from the front bench as I have heard from you today".

As the popular Chinese blogger Han Han said amid the official drivel in state-run media: "Governments in countries with cultural censorship may no longer fear criticism at the hands of their own country's cultural work, but they must endure the ridicule of the whole world".

What I do find surprising (and more than a little bit frustrating) is the overwhelming amount of reasonable and intelligent people that I know who reposted her drivel in order to express their disgust at her ignorance.

I think the mere fact that this drivel was published in a mainstream newspaper shows that there is a problem with the hatred of Muslims in this country.

Enraged by the fatuous sales pitches that drivel from a set in his motel room, the hero of Wim Wenders's Alice in the Cities hefts his boot into the box, concusses it and gloats over the charred mess.