Sentence examples for much drivel on from inspiring English sources

But with so much drivel on screen and in the pipeline, there should be room for "Gideon's Crossing," a gripping series that doesn't treat the viewer like an idiot.

Tory MP Philip Davies told Cable: "I have heard some drivel in my time but I don't think that in all my years in opposition I have heard as much drivel from the front bench as I have heard from you today". His concern, echoed by other Tory MPs, was that Cable was meddling with big business instead of letting it create jobs.

And young Malia Obama's observation to her father: "First African-American president: better be good," is, if true, priceless.But there is too little gold and too much drivel.

Tory MP Philip Davies told Cable: "I have heard some drivel in my time but I don't think that in all my years in opposition I have heard as much drivel from the front bench as I have heard from you today".

Despite much drivel spouted by U.S. politicians about the liberal attitudes of King Abdullah after his death in January, Riyadh has never veered from religious totalitarianism.

That's a nice change from most of the infantile drivel on the DS.

E-publishers who put their own label on a book are no more likely to inflict drivel on an unprotected public than most people are to abuse the telephone by making late-night prank calls; it happens, but not so much that it destroys the value of the medium.

"Our ambassador was asked to respond to Sidney Blumenthal's drivel, on the same day that he was asking for more security," said Gowdy.

(In 1996, the physicist Alan Sokal fooled the editors of the postmodern journal Social Text into publishing an artful bit of drivel on the "hermeneutics of quantum gravity").

This will be a boon to all those who think there is not enough inane video drivel on YouTube.

But, there will always be this kind of drivel on the web; it's the cost of a free Internet.