Sentence examples for nonsense or something from inspiring English sources

At the ceremony that night, "an eminent member of the SFWA," as Delany later put it, gave a speech about changes in science fiction, a supposed shift away from old-fashioned storytelling to "pretentious literary nonsense," or something along those lines.

Can you say 'faggoty nonsense?'" Or maybe something less harsh.

At the very least, to discover something more than nonsense or a shopping list or a treasury of monks' dirty jokes from 1426.

"He was served by the police, and there was a charge of abuse or something, which was subsequently dismissed and found to be nonsense," James Mercereau said.

Ms. Tabaka-Pilookedr looked agonized throughout, and Mr. Tabaka fiercely amused, periodically uttering a nonsense cry, something like "Hoo ha" that began to seem less nonsensical the more often he said it.

If I am forced to converse as I drop off, I babble nonsense -- something sleep experts call hypnagogic utterance.

Years ago the military said I was a "guard" for Osama bin Laden, but this was nonsense, like something out of the American movies I used to watch.

If nautical nonsense be something you wish for, then this big-screen expansion of the popular Nickelodeon show will be just the ticket.

That all awards are complete and utter nonsense is something on which everyone but the heavily invested seem to agree, yet they are an ever larger part of the cultural calendar.

Truly, if we Taytom watchers expended the brainpower we are using on this nonsense on something of merit, we would undoubtedly be making water out of nothing at all.

As the theme song of the series suggests, "if nautical nonsense is something you wish," it may be worth dropping by what may be the social event of the year for residents of Bikini Bottom.