Sentence examples for nonsense hat from inspiring English sources

THE LESBIAN NONSENSE HAT These are the type of hats you sometimes see lesbians wearing that are usually knit or fleece and are commonly used for skiing (which is completely acceptable).

Cleverly using his own Bond-mania to underscore the hold that 007 exerted over male Britons of a certain age, Mr. Winder recalls preparing for his first real job as a bookseller abroad: rushing to a gentlemens clothing store called Tropiccadilly, which specialized in late imperial nonsense like bewildering hats and devastating tropical weight sand-drill suits, to purchase Bond-inspired gear.

Hope I'm talking nonsense, and through my hat to boot.

That's the BREAKING NEWS from Augusta National, a CONTROVERSY which knocks this tedious Tigergate nonsense into a COCKED HAT (from a legal position in the dropzone).

In this ebullient classic, orphaned Tom's aunt Miss Fidget wearsan-Strong wears an iron hat, takes no nonsense from anyone and serves perfectly disgusting food, including greasy bloaters and cabbage-and-potato sog.

(Hat tip: Moshe Averick, Nonsense of a High Order) And yet, like Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens is very often engaged in explaining "morality" to the world.

He is seen at his happiest in such essays as "On Running After One's Hat" (1908) and "A Defence of Nonsense" (1901), in which he says that nonsense and faith are "the two supreme symbolic assertions of truth" and "to draw out the soul of things with a syllogism is as impossible as to draw out Leviathan with a hook".

Seuss, the author of classics like The Cat in the Hat and The Lorax, took nonsense to a whole new level.