Sentence examples for make a nonsense from inspiring English sources

Juggle the words around so they make a nonsense sentence, unlinked from meaning.

As it is, they make a nonsense of those other political cliches of the great property disaster.

That would make a nonsense of any wider concept of peace in the Balkans: if Serbia remains a multi-ethnic state, so must Bosnia.

But the claim, postulated by the British Museum, that they are better positioned in London to "serve world audiences" is to make a nonsense of a lie.

The figures make a nonsense out of the assertion from the company that Emma Harrison is no longer involved in A4e".

So, when dealing with high-profile cases in recent years, the national media have sought to make a nonsense of the law by pushing at the boundaries.

It makes a nonsense of government planning.

Samuel Badree made a nonsense of that.

"It simply makes a nonsense of psychometric testing.

His uncontrolled behaviour was making a nonsense of his unquestioned talent.

If the idea is to reduce consumption, exempting big consumers makes a nonsense of it.