Sentence examples for nonsensical Love from inspiring English sources

In a world marked by austerity and the survival of fussiness and pomposity, "Salad Days", a seemingly nonsensical love story, struck a chord.

In contrast to Philip Carey, tortured by his nonsensical love, or even Charles Strickland, driven inexorably by his own creative impulse, he is a truly free man: wedded (literally or figuratively) to no other person, entirely self-sufficient, utterly focussed on his own search for meaning.

Mr. Affleck, Mr. Hartnett and Ms. Beckinsale -- playing two American pilots and a nurse embroiled in a nonsensical love triangle -- do what they can with the thudding, expository script, but the film, for all its bloat and bombast, can barely manage a single moment of genuine feeling.

Ms. Beckinsale, Mr. Affleck and Mr. Hartnett -- playing two American pilots and a nurse embroiled in a nonsensical love triangle -- do what they can with the thudding, expository script, but the film, for all its bloat and bombast, can barely manage a single moment of genuine feeling.

I went through a Nick Drake phase, like some folks do, but now whenever I listen to his minky blanket voice I want to write nonsensical love poems and gently cry myself to sleep, which is something I mostly try to avoid.

Eurozone lenders would argue that granting upfront relief is therefore nonsensical; Greece must first prove it is serious about reform.

Of course: they were on their way to SantaCon, the "nonsensical Santa Claus convention that occurs once a year," its organizers boast, "for absolutely no reason".

The gawking continued Dec. 11 at SantaCon, which billed itself as a "nondenominational, noncommercial, nonpolitical and nonsensical Santa Claus convention that occurs once a year for absolutely no reason" (in 25 countries!).

Equally nonsensical, South Korea claims that Japan's review of its defence arrangements would allow it to push South Korea about.That the talks went ahead despite tensions suggests that both sides are eager to improve co-operation in dealing with a shared security worry: North Korea.

Along the way, his children were beaten in Hungary, and forced to register there, which means that they can no longer apply for asylum in any other EU country, as stated by the current nonsensical Dublin Protocol.

But rather than no-nonsense, America's approach to building walls has been nonsensical.