Sentence examples for nonsense idea from inspiring English sources

The League's audacious land-grab elicited opposition from supporters, Fifa, Uefa ("a nonsense idea"), the Football Association, the Professional Footballers Associationn, most international confederations, the media, the government and Sir Alex Ferguson, who complained that managers had not been consulted.

Uefa president Michel Platini called it a "nonsense idea" and the Football Association later rejected the proposal.

But readers of this book are on notice that buying stocks blind regardless of price is, Stein said, "a nonsense idea".

Michel Platini of the sport's European governing body, UEFA, called it a "nonsense idea".

This was a nonsense idea, of course, since all of Syriza would have been out of work had the referendum turned to "yes".

The paradox is that these inferential tools can be just as damaging as they can be helpful when marketers and brands buy into this nonsense idea of online influence, and waste time and money using these tools to build marketing strategies for their brands.

(There are also other approaches, with substantial followings, that make no sense at all - like the idea that it is all a sinister plot by George Soros and Bob Rubin, or the idea that somehow this thing is the inevitable result of global overcapacity - but I won't discuss the nonsense ideas unless someone specifically asks about them).

He dismissed as "nonsense ideas" the notion that a higher minimum wage could cause job loss--pointing interested readers to a comforting analysis by a union-funded advocacy group.

Here are some no-nonsense ideas you can use.

She dismisses as "complete nonsense" the idea that she was ever a Tony crony.

Burma exposes as nonsense the idea that the world has become a global village.