Sentence examples similar to nonsense speaking from inspiring English sources

You hear a lot of nonsense spoken by some advocates of legalisation.

"My feeling about the euro is there is a lot of nonsense spoken about it," the newspaper quoted him as saying.

In traditional audiophile nonsense speak, Denon describes the Cocoon's shape as a "sculptural design with premium execution that blends in while standing out".

She interpreted another Rodgers and Hart tune, "Falling in Love With Love," almost in her no-nonsense speaking voice, which could double as the voice of experience.

He may know, on some level, that the nonsense he speaks and tweets is nonsense, but that doesn't mean he actually knows anything else about the world.

If, as Halperin and others insist, it is nonsense to speak of a gay-straight dichotomy in Greco-Roman times, it is also nonsense to insert the word "homosexuality" into the Old and New Testaments, as some modern translations do.

It announces: nonsense not spoken here.

But it serves to remind Indians and others that, along with the nonsense, he spoke much sense.

It has become a nonsense to speak of peace negotiations while Israel creates more injustices on the ground in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

A lot of sentimental nonsense is spoken about the decline of the television single play: abandoned in recent years in favour of multi-part serials and pseudo-movies.

She cuts the crap, for lack of a better term, and she sees through the nonsense Mason Verger speaks when he tells her he has found religion in all of this chaos.