Sentence examples for floating nonsense from inspiring English sources
But as he nears the box, he tries I don't know what, floating nonsense into Navas' soft, grateful arms.
The tactic incensed the Romney campaign, which charged that Reid was floating nonsense without a shred of evidence.
There is nonsense floating around that girls are more mature and that it is therefore O.K. for boys to be nude at older ages.
There's a lot of pseudoscience and straight-up nonsense floating around in the airwaves.
There's a lot of nonsense floating around these days about how creativity is a fundamentally social act.
But with this kind of race-based nonsense floating in the ether, especially when the McCain campaign is all too happy to fan these flames whenever possible (like when a McCain staffer pushed the phony attack story of Ashley Todd to reporters), I can't feel entirely comfortable.
That, and you'll be protected from a whole hell of a lot of nonsense that's floating around there.
A few screenshots floating around indicate that Spicer also tweeted a bit of nonsense yesterday too, though that tweet does look more like a classic pocket/butt tweet (it happens).
The idea that a floating currency within the EU is "anarchy" or "the abyss" is nonsense.
Thus the floating islands.
