Sentence examples for nonsense mentioned from inspiring English sources

Lear published three volumes of bird and animal drawings, seven illustrated travel books (notably Journals of a Landscape Painter in Albania, &c., 1851), and four books of nonsense A Book of Nonsense mentioned earlier, Nonsense Songs, Stories, Botany, and Alphabets (1871), More Nonsense, Pictures, Rhymes, Botany, etc. (1872), and Laughable Lyrics (1877).

I know it's nonsense even to mention it in the same breath as the royal family, but we live in a country where equality is written into the law.

Michael Knights of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy told VICE News that the percentage figure was "nonsense" because much of the territory mentioned is unpopulated.

SUBLIME mysticism and nonsense is apt to pour from many a pen as soon as Tibet is mentioned.

14 Truncation mutations: As mentioned earlier, the great majority of FAP-associated APC mutations lead to a truncated protein, mainly due to a frameshift or nonsense variant.

And finally there's Todd Rundgren, producer of everything from Meat Loaf's operatic nonsense to XTC's pastoral pop, not to mention 25 albums of his own material.

(Not to mention how much out-and-out nonsense gets pitched on these platforms).

One in which no one mentions either their names or their nonsense outside of their own little world?

Pushed to say whether he regretted bringing the German dictator into the debate, Livingstone said: "I regret mentioning Hitler because it brought up this nonsense.

All of this ridiculous nonsense ends up damaging the economy, and that's not to mention the constant erosion of civil liberties.

I mention this because I want to make clear that these are pragmatic, no-nonsense students: conscientious, focused and very bright.