Sentence examples for nonsense language from inspiring English sources

Ditto the "bursts of nonsense language" cliché.

I have always loved Edward Lear and welcomed the challenge to compose a new adventure using the same meter and nonsense language.

But Mr. Friedman's argument is long on "let's cut the nonsense" language and short on reasons why the United States aid package being proposed supports democracy.

In one upstairs room, a fuzzy, amateurish film by Pettibon played; bad actors spoke a nonsense language that I couldn't muster the interest to interpret.

She has posted a small dictionary of her husband's own nonsense language, defining words he sometimes used with close family and friends.

It sounded like the sort of nonsense language children would share, but Mr Cox listened intently as the relentless rhythm of seemingly random syllables drowned out the sound of the coal trucks grinding their gears outside.

Elsewhere, swing, maracatu, punk, township jive, Tuvan throat singing, rap, Baroque, techno, nonsense languages and much more mix in virtuosically arranged compositions, often in quirky time signatures.

His wife ("Muv") insisted that their six daughters, widely spaced in age but sharing a complicated matrix of games, nicknames, and nonsense languages, receive much of their education at home.

Gibberish and "nonsense' languages have a rich tradition in literature and poetry, so don't knock it.

Here, though, she traces her music — in chilling, no-nonsense language — back to a chaotic childhood streaked with abuse.

He saw people as puppets, controlled by some pitiless force much as he, in boyhood, had controlled his own marionettes in his toy theatre, making Mr Punch jibber and squawk in nonsense-language.