Sentence examples for little nonsensical from inspiring English sources

"It seemed a little nonsensical to begin with that the government was so worried about the control of superpremium ice cream.

Like most of the art tonight, the joke is absurdly dark and a little nonsensical, but I spend longer thinking about it than I would anywhere else.

There's no little nonsensical note from the winemaker, and the most they've done to make it attractive is to have shelled out for the silver foil on the label.

Throughout these two books, there is something more than a little nonsensical in O'Reilly's lachrymose nostalgia about his humble origins, as well as in his self-important declarations about his heroic battle to save America from the cultural elites.

Maybe a little nonsensical.

It all began with Hanky Panky, a fun little nonsensical song which hit the charts in Pittsburgh and shot directly to number one.

But when you are sent into battle armed with little more than nonsensical blather, you are not going to end up looking very good.

Gross, nonsensical, maybe a little funny?

Despite the numerous debacles occurring throughout the George Steinbrenner regime, including the nonsensical Billy Martin managing carousel, little deterred me from loving the team.

It makes other adjacent concepts in my mind nonsensical, that's how little sense it makes.

Simms Taback, a children's book illustrator and author who won the Caldecott Medal in 2000 for his adaptation of the nonsensical Yiddish folktale "Joseph Had a Little Overcoat," died last Sunday at his home in Ventura, Calif.