Sentence examples for made nonsensical from inspiring English sources

For weeks, right-wing critics have made nonsensical but alarming claims that his reforms will lead to "death panels" and other travesties.

Manon's arrest (for stealing jewels, though none were seen) is made nonsensical, and with it the reason for her deportation to Louisiana.

Long before the Internet came along and ruined our ability to experience anything and simply enjoy it, Gary Larson drew a "Far Side" cartoon of a cow staring blankly at a table, upon which is a set of poorly made, nonsensical tools.

Then the volunteers listened to sentences that were made nonsensical by an out-of-place word.

People around the world are talking about Thamsanqa Jantjie, the supposed sign language interpreter who made nonsensical signs while President Obama and others spoke at a memorial service for Nelson Mandela in South Africa earlier this week.

It was filled with burners from when grime was really silly when MCs made nonsensical rhythmic noises with their mouths and called it a hook (see Flirta D's "Warp Speed"), plus some deranged avant-garde shit (see Trim's "Boogeyman," ft. Riko, Wiley, Newham Generals) and anthems like Lethal Bizzle's "Pow".

Mr. Ferrer's spokesman, John Melia, said, "Once again, Mr. Espada is making nonsensical charges that reflect he's unbalanced".

The Richmond Park MP accused his fellow party member of making "nonsensical" claims about the benefits of GM technology, claiming that Mr Paterson is a puppet of the industry and does not understand the dangers genetically modified crops pose to the ecosystem.

In their further critical assessment, Ricroch et al.[1] i) overlook actual and important results, ii) make nonsensical suggestions about our analyses (particularly survival) and iii) mix up the different pieces of information from the fecundity data.

Second because even the certified experts sometime lose all dignity and make nonsensical arguments just to push an agenda.

She supports her position by making nonsensical statements such as, "People believe it's surveillance, but it's not".