Sentence examples for essentially nonsensical from inspiring English sources
"The idea that we could walk away from Medicaid is just essentially nonsensical".
And I can see that Washington is building something conceptually quite monstrous that will change our country for the worse, and the world as well, and is -- perhaps worst of all -- essentially nonsensical.
"As I say that, I'm aware that it's essentially a nonsensical statement".
He essentially never did something nonsensical, such as trying to reach to a blocked target.
The justices invented a nonsensical equal-protection "right" — essentially, the right to an equal risk of having your vote miscounted — and held that any attempt to correct mistakes through a recount was unfair to those who didn't get recounted.
Essentially the app listed several odd and variously nonsensical services, like protecting you from duplicate contacts (or "dupplicate," as the fraudster behind the app spelled the word).
The leading cases are, in bankruptcy, In re Albright, 291 B.R. 538 (Bk.D.Colo. 2003), and in state law, Olmstead v. FTC, 44 So.3d 76 (Fla. 2010), and they essentially hold that protecting non-debtor members is nonsensical where there are no non-debtor partners to protect, as with County Investments.
The latter, they found, yielded on reassembly a sequence essentially identical to the original; the other two gave a fairly nonsensical jumble of DNA.
Nothing inherently nonsensical here -- but the Idsos take it to the extreme, essentially arguing that the planet can't have too much of a good thing.
For example, a nonsensical comment posted to the Spears' Instagram (and since deleted) — "#2hot make loved to her, uupss #Hot #X" — was essentially a code that included a string of characters creating a link to a command-and-control hacker server, according to a blog post by ESET.
