Sentence examples for make nonsense of from inspiring English sources
In cups one blow can make nonsense of logic.
Odd pauses or silly asides ("You are liking, please?") would make nonsense of chilling remarks.
But different national policies could still be pursued and could make nonsense of the common market.
It does not take much to see that these three responses, taken together, make nonsense of each other.
Not only did leaving a divided island make nonsense of the European union, it badly affected the position of the European Union with regard to Turkey.
Yes, the odds make nonsense of the "investment" from a money point of view, but they do make sense when viewed as buying a dream.
She's made nonsense of it.
But the Koreans made nonsense of this rating.
Either problem, by itself, makes nonsense of the whole claim.
Some say the Dutch experience has made nonsense of the case for liberalisation.
His timing was unfortunate, for something started happening around then which made nonsense of his ideas.
