Sentence examples for nonsense chatter from inspiring English sources
The soundtrack is littered with clicks, repeats, and nonsense chatter, like a sort of involuntary hip-hop, while the screen pullulates with abstract shapes and color-crazes — a lake turning blood-crimson, say, while Odette water-skis across it, behind a boat whose pilot she may, or may not, have coupled with.
The soundtrack is littered with clicks, repeats, and nonsense chatter, like a sort of involuntary hip-hop, while the screen pullulates with abstract shapes and color-crazes a lake turning blood-color-crazes awhilakedeturninger-skis across it, behind a boat whose pilot she may, or may not, have coupled with.
Yolanda Be Cool's back in full form, and to help shed any nonsense chatter that they're merely riding on the coattails of 2010 nostalgia, they just mixed us down a bonkers MIXED BY with hand-in-the-air cuts from the likes of Claptone, Duke Dumont, Caribou and of course some exclusive rinsing of some their own unreleased flavor. .
The violins were replaced by women from the New York Choral Artists, who sang in wobbly microtonal quivers and chattered nonsense syllables to hallucinatory effect.
Containing their chattering nonsense will allow you a bit more space to spread out and let your creativity roam free instead.
Senior Sony executives have repeatedly dismissed such chatter as nonsense.
Rich trots out the usual complaints about the book-club/online-reading set: that clubs gravitate toward books approved by Oprah or the masses on Amazon, that members "sip chardonnay" and chatter about nonsense, and that publishers leverage social-networking Web sites to drive sales rather than enhance the experience of reading.
I count the chops when I am cutting my veggies, the forks and spoons when placing them in the cutlery drawer, the steps I take when climbing the stairs, the snips I cut from my basil plant and the flowers when placing them in a vase... actually... I've noticed my mind is always occupied with ongoing chatter about mostly nonsense.
