Sentence examples for nonsense rules from inspiring English sources

Now, they believe in some nonsense rules".

Please don't tell me these nonsense rules are "for my protection" and expect me not to roll my eyes in disbelief.

In other words, airlines create these nonsense rules because they help them make money.

Again, if you want to claim that evidence is being presented in a misleading fashion, explain how people are being misled — don't invoke a nonsense rule you may have learned in high school, but shouldn't have.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai defended the rule change, saying it was "utter nonsense" that rules banning cross ownership of a newspaper and broadcast station were still in place after massive changes in media over the last four decades.

This dangerous nonsense still rules and even the UN SDG strategy suffers from it.

What you'd be ignoring is that his extraordinary combination of limitless technical facility and outrageous imagination make nonsense of the rules by which most guitarists are judged.

The Talking Horse and the Sad Girl and the Village Under the Sea by Mark Haddon Picador £12.99, pp96 'Like plumbers and dentists, poets are fallible, and the possibility of genuine nonsense cannot be ruled out.' Well, Mark Haddon, you said it.

On Thursday, the Republican leader of the State Senate, Joseph Bruno, denounced as "absolute nonsense" the Republican ballot rules that nearly blocked Senator John McCain from competing here and subjected New York to national ridicule.

RNC Chairman Reince Priebus has taken great pains to point out that this is "an important rule," probably because he really does not want nonsense at his convention.

But I also hope they will energetically call out nonsense like this non-rule when they see it.