Sentence examples for makes nonsense of from inspiring English sources

Either problem, by itself, makes nonsense of the whole claim.

Even so, California's death spiral makes nonsense of all the main arguments against comprehensive health reform.

Quick-fire, ambidextrous, he makes nonsense of the usual geometric possibilities.

The National Portrait Gallery's scintillating exhibition of this formidable genius makes nonsense of those superficial judgments.

(All of which makes nonsense of the story's themes of fate, love, betrayal and its consequences).

Never mind that this makes nonsense of McConnell's excuse for refusing Garland a hearing during the previous Presidential race.

She's made nonsense of it.

But the Koreans made nonsense of this rating.

Once the executives of state make nonsense of language, they can make nonsense of morality, and then anything goes.

In cups one blow can make nonsense of logic.

Some say the Dutch experience has made nonsense of the case for liberalisation.