Sentence examples for largely nonsense from inspiring English sources

This is largely nonsense.

Except this is largely nonsense.

Chesterton's politics, where not pernicious, were largely nonsense".

This analysis of the Maya was largely nonsense.

Mr. Gupta stressed that what was emerging was not "corporate social responsibility," a loosely defined concept typically driven by corporate marketing departments, which he said was "largely nonsense".

This aspect of the country's founding legend is, of course, largely nonsense, but a version of the story is hardwired into American identity, and not just among Tea Party activists.

This is largely complete nonsense.

The minions' voices, which largely speak nonsense words peppered with the occasional recognizable term like "potato," translate well across international borders as well.

First, the idea that the claims are largely spurious is nonsense.

"The idea that the claims are largely spurious is nonsense," he wrote.

In a post at Lawfare, Susan Hennessey and Benjamin Wittes, two scholars at the Brookings Institution, described the company's self-presentation as "largely self-congratulatory nonsense".