Sentence examples for increasingly nonsensical from inspiring English sources
"The defence secretary's claim that he has balanced the MoD books looks increasingly nonsensical".
In the North Atlantic in the waning years of World War II, exhausted German submarine crews, demoralized by the increasingly nonsensical tactics of a deranged Fhrer, go forth to do battle with better-staffed, better- tended British surface ships.
When Saturday Night Live made fun of Sports Centers obsession with absurd metaphors and nonsensical interjections, Tim Meadows played Scott as the straight man while Ray Romano's hapless wannabe attempted, and failed, tobsessionreasingly absurd lines like "swith sabsurdolassy" and "you are going to pay a lot for that metaphorsnd the costs will be prohibitive".
A clip from the episode was used in season eleven's "Behind the Laughter" as an example of the show's increasingly "gimmicky and nonsensical plots".
If you listen very carefully, above the din of Rev. Jeremiah Wright's nonsensical theatrical performances, the distant sound of war drums in the Persian Gulf are growing increasingly audible.
The council's belief that Moonfleece was too dangerous to be seen is so completely nonsensical that it seems, at first, overdramatic to relate this misguided ban to a wider, increasingly sinister willingness to suppress anything that might cause trouble.
10 P.M. (Fuse) FUNNY OR DIE'S BILLY ON THE STREET Billy Eichner explores the streets of New York, looking for contestants who can answer a lightning round of nonsensical pop-culture questions. 10 P.M. (IFC) PORTLANDIA The lives of Carrie (Carrie Brownstein) and Fred Fred Armisenn) become increasingly complicated thanks to their roommate (Chloë Sevigny).
Food allergies are nonsensical.
