Sentence examples for largely nonsensical from inspiring English sources

Zoolander 2 proved that Derek and Hansel have less mileage, and despite both films having largely nonsensical and haphazard plots, only Patsy and Edina manage to rise above.

The loudest cheers are for 'Sm å grodorne', a traditional song with largely nonsensical lyrics that requires the participants to hop round the pole like frogs.

The fevered result of this are the acquisition talks — hence the recently oft-mentioned and largely nonsensical suggestion that Apple should buy a company like Twitter.

Delighted with the compliment and attention, Michael remains smug throughout most of the meeting, even though his answers are vague, off-topic and largely nonsensical.

An ensemble of lovable misfits - adults costumed as and behaving much like schoolkids - enact rituals of the absurd to largely nonsensical, faux naïf songs.

A critic found that the 1988 (and 2007 DVD reissue) video release rendered the intended meaning of the show largely nonsensical, as several songs and vignettes that made the show's message explicit were excised from the release.

In educated countries this is largely seen as the nonsensical, anti-science argle-bargle that it is.

While there was silliness in Skyfall (Javier Bardem's Joker-lite villain's plan becomes more nonsensical on second viewing), it succeeded largely because of a grounded tone that separated it from many previous instalments.

The stilted conversations that have followed these tragedies have largely focussed on the meaning and implications of the nonsensical phrase "racial profiling".

But underlying all the shape-shifting, butt-kicking, and burrito-making is a musical score that's largely responsible for the vibe of Adventure Time's whole introspective and nonsensical world.

Then there are the nonsensical ads, which highlight the fact that Facebook does not have employees to review each ad, but relies largely on member feedback to flag inappropriate messages.