Sentence examples for nonsense world from inspiring English sources

It was a wry look at the nonsense world of communist clichés.

Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass contains a famous passage describing Alice's attempts to run alongside the Red Queen in a topsy-turvy nonsense world, where cause and effect are reversed: "Well, in our country," said Alice, still panting a little, "you'd generally get to somewhere else - if you run very fast for a long time, as we've been doing".

We all loved the sweet Rodarte flowers — a touch of romance in the no-nonsense world of American fashion.

That's what I like to call war: 'Nonsense.' World war three.

The characters in the dialogue regarded such strict purism as nonsense: the world has changed since the time of Cicero, and language has to change with it.

Anyway, point made: You and I belong to the same group of those hyper-connected individuals who exploit any possible communication conduits that technology has to offer in order to stay connected, exchange ideas, share knowledge (and sometimes even nonsense) with the world, over - God bless -- the world wide web!

World Nonsense.

Since a 30-year American Treasury bond currently yields 4.2%, CNOOC is borrowing more cheaply than the American government, clearly nonsense in a world of rational economics.

Its émigré characters — while charmed by New World "nonsense and good will" and the freedoms of New York City — slam American culture for its ahistoric simplifications, the monetization of all human exchange and what Manea calls "the tyranny of pragmatism".

Michael Holroyd, author of the magisterial biography to which all discussion of Shaw is indebted, refers to "that mixture of rare sense and inspired nonsense that the world had come to refer to as Shavian".

Typical First World nonsense.