Sentence examples for nonsense off from inspiring English sources

When I attempted to decipher the performance as an explosion of repressed female sexuality, culminating in fatal patriarchal violence, my friend Jane (who is a freelance semiotician) was quick to brush that nonsense off, labelling it instead as a "clusterfuck". .

(How great would it be if all this "cloud" nonsense takes off, and then you can't access your data in a timely manner?).

But McCaughey's nonsense took off.

But, if you're going to have him as captain, you should stop all this nonsense of taking him off and having Lawrence Dallaglio looking over his shoulder.

At Monday's briefing, Mr. Bloomberg, who practiced a more measured approach last year during Tropical Storm Irene, stayed no-nonsense, rattling off figures on electrical grids and wave heights.

In 2000 Mr. Ai designed a nearby headquarters for the China Art Archives and Warehouse in a style nearly identical to that of his house, with walls of rough-hewn light brick and a no-nonsense, squared-off aesthetic.

John, it might help you if you had some facts instead of spouting off nonsense.

McDowell then hooks one deep into the nonsense, before trudging off after it with his head hanging low.

It's nonsense to write off sweet-wine drinkers as a pack of artless plebs who would go a Passion Pop over Pauillac any day of the week.

And with that, John Maus thanks us politely for listening to his "tornado of nonsense" and heads off to prepare for another bout of extreme revolutionary synthpop karaoke.

It's irritating nonsense from the off, pompous and whingey, and Bardem, sporting a silly ponytail, looks like a baleful puppy throughout.