Sentence examples for nonsense by from inspiring English sources

The comments were described as "sheer nonsense" by Business Insider.

Write then, now that you are young, nonsense by the ream".

The critic John Berger writes of her work: "Its aim is to outwit nonsense by outflanking it.

His treatment has been called "scientific nonsense" by Dr Howard Ozer, director of the Allegheny Cancer Center in Philadelphia.

But the first Star Wars films were kissed by nonsense, by palpable love of their own silly mythology.

Sunder Katwala, the director of British Future, said the survey findings showed Mr Choudray's views were regarded as nonsense by ordinary Muslims.

(A passage from "The Natural History of Nonsense," by Berger Evans, together with a few remarks by THE NEW YORKER'S chief mammalogist).

He will not spout fatuous gibberish in populism's cause, or be bullied into parroting nonsense by the confected hysteria of right-wing tabloids.

The terrorists said he had been an officer in the IRA, a claim that was dismissed as nonsense by both Sinn Fein and the Royal Ulster Constabulary.

It dispenses with the tired, decades-old format, favoured by the BBC, of spoiling the half-time interval with worthless, predictable and semi-literate nonsense by former footballers.

Their arguments were dismissed as "constitutional nonsense" by Lord Menzies Campbell, the former Lib Dem leader and head of the pro-remain European Movement in Scotland.