Sentence examples for getting nonsense from inspiring English sources

Instead, we're getting nonsense and doublespeak.

If you put up with nonsense, you get nonsense all the time.

"I see now where you get your nonsense from, being so rude to Daddy".

Clegg says Osborne's promises to cut taxes with money he hasn't got is nonsense.

But eventually he gets this nonsense out of his system and begins serving up substantive segments that, taken together, do help us see the Constitution in new ways.

"Hoping to catch the second half of the Barca game in the pub and despite the recent "Why can't we all get along" nonsense directed at fooball fans I am hoping that the other Spanish team in the CL romp to victory in Glasgow".

However, many of the reports we get are nonsense or misguided, and even those (if you enter a password then view-source, you can access the password! When you submit a password, it's sent in the clear over HTTPS!) provide some modicum of reproduction instructions.

And they get this nonsense, chapter and verse, from the McCain campaign.

I got this nonsense Mandarin accapella version of Sinead O'Connor's 'Nothing Compares To You' from my friends in Shanzai Biennial.

You'll only get some nonsense that says nothing, like this post underneath Polygon's review of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII (Square Enix, 360, PS3): "You can ask ten people what an RPG is and... you're going to get ten different answers.

His advisers insist that Mr Obama is too clever to usher in a new age of over-regulation, that he will stop such nonsense getting out of Congress, that he is a political chameleon who would move to the centre in Washington.