Sentence examples for more nonsensical from inspiring English sources

It is nonsense and none of it is more nonsensical than a print of a chimp DJing in front of another chimp.

The more nonsensical the better.

These are more nonsensical roadblocks to using the device.

But it will, at least, address one of the more nonsensical areas of British life.

Some of them are excellent, some overstated and some more nonsensical than their targets.

The only thing in his article more nonsensical is his claim that religion defends human life.

But good for Tom for reminding us once more how nonsensical it is to continue in this vein.

"There is nothing that is more completely nonsensical [than the idea] that we can build other nations," said Codevilla.

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

"Beethoven: Unfair to Labor!" (Week in Review, March 28) suggests that the Beethoven Orchestra violinists' claim for increased pay, based on playing more notes, is nonsensical.

Characteristic of all his activities was a self-deprecating humour and a very dry wit – often directed against some of the more pretentious and nonsensical aspects of the library profession (how he would have hated the managerialism rife in the 1990s) – and a modesty that refused loudly to proclaim his achievements.