Sentence examples for most nonsense from inspiring English sources

This low value suggests that the biological effects of most nonsense SNPs have not yet been reported.

Our results showed a low proportion of matches of nonsense SNPs with known pathological variants in OMIM, suggesting that the effects of most nonsense polymorphisms are unknown or not reported.

Most nonsense (insertion/deletion) mutants are thought to result in unstable transcripts and in little or no mutant protein production [ 6].

This is surely the most asinine nonsense on television".

Third, Carroll possessed an unforced genius for the most brilliant nonsense and deliciously mad dialogue.

And the business of Steve Pate's injury was the most preposterous nonsense of the sporting year.

In 55.1 overs of the most dunderheaded nonsense imaginable, they collapsed for 191.

State television and radio, Ivorians' main source of news, continue to beam the most incredible nonsense into people's homes.

I thought the first series of ITV's Take Me Out was some of the most ridiculous nonsense I'd ever been subjected to.

HANNITY: He did say at the end of the statement today, you did point out, "as Goldstone said today, 'The whole meeting was the most inane nonsense I've ever heard.

As formidable a figure as Mr. Powell, who resisted pressure to include the most arrant nonsense in his U.N. briefing, still ended up arguing a case he told confidants he did not entirely believe, specifically on the questions of Iraq's nuclear program and connections with Al Qaeda.