Sentence examples for nonsense talks from inspiring English sources

Harry is not charmed by my nonsense talks with Rose.

There is a lot of nonsense talked about tax.

"There's a lot of nonsense talked about directing," he says.

There has been a lot of nonsense talked about the mansion tax.

"I think there's been a massive amount of nonsense talked, especially by businessman, about Scottish independence.

THERE is a great deal of nonsense talked in the world, and this panoramic book is an entertaining guide.

Those who remember it will recall quite a bit of nonsense talked then by British trades unionists, for example.

There is so much negative nonsense talked about Mozart, but he is – well, he's life itself".

Banerjee conveys such an air of patient forbearance that I get the impression he has had to accommodate himself to hearing a great deal of nonsense talked about the subject he has made his life's work.

"I finally called them back on the phone after all the twitter nonsense, talked with a gentleman for about half an hour or so investigating my options," he said.

The first week of the Olympics has produced a perfect example: a great mountain of nonsense talked about state schools and sport – pretty much all of it from the mouths of the privately-educated.