Sentence examples for fairly nonsensical from inspiring English sources
Each subsequent language had its own reasons, some personal, some cultural, and some fairly nonsensical.
Another of the songs she says now embarrass her, the album's title track, might well read as fairly nonsensical on the page – "To treasure gold is fun/ Brother, drop your bag at once/ From the air to the people/ A mass to take you on" – but it sounds deeply profound the way she sings it.
The latter, they found, yielded on reassembly a sequence essentially identical to the original; the other two gave a fairly nonsensical jumble of DNA.
With The Sentence, I got more interesting results, but the phrase building is fairly nonsensical, and is based on set choices for each category, whereas you'd expect that in altering one term the other choices might adapt or change accordingly.
The answer is something somewhat nonsensical.
But this process is still pretty nonsensical.
They're fairly rambling, rather nonsensical, wandering off on various tangents and probably best avoided.
In August, while his voice still sounded fairly normal, Mr. McPhee was instructed to record 1,650 words and phrases, some nonsensical, as well as phrases that he might need to use regularly like, "I need an aspirator".
Just as "In the Loop" showed how self-deceiving politicians who have backed themselves into nonsensical conclusions can plunge countries into war, "Four Lions" zeroes in on the fairly mundane factors that might drive someone to terrorism: the desire for community, a persecution complex, flat-out stupidity.
A fairly generic, if beautifully made mixture of Dalí, Magritte and de Chirico, updated by Pop Art, it relies too much on nonsensical juxtaposition.
