Sentence examples for nonsense under from inspiring English sources
Some say, 'It's nonsense under these circumstances to do journalism.' Some say, 'I'm scared and I don't want to write.' And some start writing bullshit".
Osler had a puckish wit and wrote some admirable medical nonsense under the pseudonym of Egerton Yorrick Davis, whom he presented as a retired surgeon captain of the U.S. Army.
At the time, the sense that a radical psychological departure from Basile's era was in order came with the appointment of Daniel Passarella, known as the 'Kaiser', a disciplinarian and autocrat who stood for no nonsense under any circumstances.
Here's a drawing of a yellow duster, there's some mad calligraphic nonsense produced under hypnosis by Matt Mullican.
One struggles to understand what drew director David Cromer to this over-stuffed, under-baked nonsense of a play that desperately pushes buttons in hopes of creating some drama.
The great critic and poet William Empson once described the prose used in exhibition catalogues as "a steady iron-hard jet of absolutely total nonsense, as if under great pressure from a hose".
The Republicans have had an amazing degree of success selling themselves as budget hawks, even though they have increased the deficit during all three of their presidencies since they started the whole starve-the-beast and live within your means nonsense about government under Ronald Reagan.
This may be because changes in the length of polypeptides caused by nonsense mutations are under strong negative selection in the genes involved in signal transduction or transportation because abnormal translation products could cause dominant effects.
Downing Street initially resisted this constitutional nonsense before, again, capitulating under duress.
Now that much of the report is public, "the time is now past to knock off this nonsense about keeping this under wraps", said David Nevin, accused 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's attorney.
The sharply etched nonsense verse (first published under a pseudonym) and hard-edged cartoons that we know best were sidelines to his dreamy watercolors and oils, which occupy a stylistic space somewhere between late Turner and Holman Hunt a Turner-love lofe of light effects married to a Pre-Raphaelite conscientiousness about details.
