Sentence examples for feeling nonsensical from inspiring English sources
Updating Austen presents a particular challenge, one that "Prada" doesn't meet: without 19th-century propriety and economics to keep the characters apart, you have to be inventive to keep the twists of the love stories from feeling nonsensical.
He had spent years feeling resentful of the Australian Cricket Board, with its nonsensical rules for training and its meagre pay for tours.
Ultimately, however, the main excitement of Mr. Büchel's ingenious construction is the Alice in Wonderland feeling of entering a mysteriously eccentric and possibly nonsensical parallel universe.
Your roommate's demand seems nonsensical, but it (presumably) arises out of real feelings.
A feeling of liberation lies behind this attraction: the antic, anything-goes quality of the deeply nonsensical story is fundamentally appealing to a child's anarchic spirit.
Those familiar with the once-popular television drama will recognise the nonsensical decision-making, constant changes of directions, false hope, much screaming and the feeling that the characters hired to do the job just aren't quite right.
It's just another nonsensical pairing of emotional words that serves to keep us all busy chasing a feeling rather than anything tangible.
Food allergies are nonsensical.
"It is completely nonsensical".
