Sentence examples for nonsense man from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the conversation ends abruptly: "Nonsense, man.

Dee resigned in 1997, and he was replaced in 1998 with a cardboard cut-out known as the "No Nonsense Man", from the GGT advertising agency.

Despite appearing in over 20,000 pubs, clubs and shops, No Nonsense Man was found to have less of an impact than the Dee advertisements.

"He was a no-nonsense man who said what he had to say".

Then Iacocca spoke of an early mentor, a gruff, no-nonsense man who instilled lessons that guide him still.

At one point he tells how Cesare appointed a "cruel, no-nonsense man" to pacify a newly acquired territory.

In "Tevye the Milkman," the local matchmaker, a minor figure who makes only a brief appearance, is a gruff, no-nonsense man.

Maurice Desbrosse, a no-nonsense man who spent 15 years at restaurant Paul Bocuse, just north of the city, took over in 1978.

A trim, no-nonsense man with eyebrows like paintbrushes, Mr. Arnold spent much of his career working as an engineer at Eglin.

It was a charming book, in which Ia-cocca came across as a homespun, no-nonsense man of the people, and it sold more copies than any other business book in history.

The judge, Andrew Brink Beyers, Judge-President of the Cape Div. of the Supreme Court, is a colorful, earthy no-nonsense man and, though his comportment may be unorthodox, he has great devotion to justice.