Sentence examples for nonsense up from inspiring English sources

I have been trying all my life to clear this nonsense up".

The lackey press ("45 minutes to an Iraqi missile launch on Britain", anyone?) pumped that nonsense up into "the worst leak in western history".

Diplomats play this nonsense up, talking with relish about rows that will last till dawn, or about summits that will be "three-shirt meetings", ie, will go on for 36 sleepless hours.The European Commission has some good women at the top (plus a couple of dreadful ones) largely because its president, José Manuel Barroso, went to great lengths to recruit them when assembling his team in 2004.

"You can stick this over-rated, over-hyped, fantastically silly nonsense up your R2-D2".

"The queen was in a position to stop this nonsense up front.

Certainly compared to his blistering start, though of course he couldn't keep that nonsense up.

In the early days they used to be famous for no-nonsense, up-and-at-em football, so physical and direct Arsène Wenger once referred to them as a rugby team.

A quick look up to pick his spot, a no nonsense run up and Berisha was soon saluting the fans.

If nothing else, the stress and personal offence this kind of nonsense builds up, can remind the author that he or she really does still care about what ends up on the page.

People already sick of this nonsense, cheer up, only three weeks to go.

All of this ridiculous nonsense ends up damaging the economy, and that's not to mention the constant erosion of civil liberties.