Sentence examples for nonsense would be from inspiring English sources

A bit of chagrin about having turned their plight into partisan nonsense would be encouraging.

The man who hallucinated this nonsense would be a harmless crank if he didn't have such a loyal, lucrative following.

If ultimate judgment on Iraq fell to Louise Mensch, this nonsense would be done by teatime, with crumpets and vindication for all.

Meinong tentatively defines such an inconsistency as something that involves incompatible determinations [Unverträgliches] but is still understandable, whereas nonsense would be something that cannot be understood at all.

"That's nonsense!" would be a good way to summarize the legal response to this lawsuit, but of course it's more complicated than that.

I hoped the "nonsense" would be the result of experimentation through play with language in order to make up his own words such as "starcloud" and "fuelwarper," two terms engineered during the construction of spaceships, created during the weekend but tabled for the duration of his M-F, 8-3 job.

And if one were to hammer the keyboard with infinite force, an infinitely large nonsense word would be produced.

Apologising for the mess of her typing, Delaney tells Littlewood that, if she can "gather any sense" from her play (or even "a little nonsense") she would be grateful for her criticism – "though I hate criticism of any kind".

Dpolv nonsense mutants would be found in so called constitutive exons expressed in most, if not all, tissues at all developmental stages.

An excess of hotspots in nonsense sites would be indicative of positive selection for loss of p53 function.

The novel nonsense mutation, R53X would be expected to result in a severely truncated protein and mRNA that is degraded by nonsense-mediated decay.