Sentence examples for nonsense reason from inspiring English sources

Then too there are examples such as William Trevor's exclusion of Beckett from the 1989 Oxford Book of Irish Short Stories for the nonsense reason that he expressed his ideas "more skilfully in another medium", or Anne Enright excluding him from her own selection for Granta.

Will some impatient asshole get mad for some kind of nonsense reason?

"But they had been refused by my parents for nonsense reasons".

In fact, nonsense trumped reason every single step of the way on the hellish Road to Refi in The Twilight Zone.

The president is unpopular and prone to tweeting inflammatory nonsense for no reason at all.

That's nonsense, for two reasons.

Labour said this was "nonsense" for three reasons, firstly they dispute the coalition's own spending figures and then they reminded the government that Labour had actually signed up to Osborne's welfare reforms so would not have to find that money from elsewhere.

Popplewell: "I'm sorry to spoil what is obviously a very good story, but I'm afraid it is nonsense for many reasons".

Speaking to BBC Radio Leeds, Sir Oliver said: "I'm sorry to spoil what is obviously a very good story, I'm afraid is nonsense for many reasons".

Catelyn was the no-nonsense voice of reason on the show.

Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-Maine) said the legislation is "nonsense" for many reasons, including its tax hike on small businesses.