Sentence examples for nonsensical books from inspiring English sources
Try to read classic novels, not comics and nonsensical books.
Tristram himself says he is writing a "civil, nonsensical, good-humoured Shandean book".
Richard - who has a history of violence and drug offences - was arrested on suspicion of stalking on Monday, and was found with a book with "nonsensical ramblings" and Halle's name in handwriting.
"The defence secretary's claim that he has balanced the MoD books looks increasingly nonsensical".
The novel contains amusing (and somehow heartwarming) chapters from Peter's book, replete with nonsensical self-help aphorisms like "Good love is a quilt — light as feathers and strong as iron".
The book grows completely nonsensical when its supposedly antielitist author summons Princess Diana ("historic and royal ghost, ghost of a rose") as a sort of patron saint in the cosmic send-off that wraps things up.
I said in my book, it's like a nonsensical argument that we choose to keep alive by commenting on.
The illustrations in both books are perfectly suited to the nonsensical stories they tell.
"We have serious concerns that our previous e-book policy... if left unchanged, would undermine the emerging e-book ecosystem," explained a HarperCollins executive – a nonsensical statement given that nothing is more likely to undermine it than the idea that purchase of an e-book will include buying inbuilt obsolescence.
Mr. Goodman's blusteringly genteel Pozzo explodes with the nonsensical tyranny of the autocrats in Lewis Carroll's "Alice" books.
Throughout these two books, there is something more than a little nonsensical in O'Reilly's lachrymose nostalgia about his humble origins, as well as in his self-important declarations about his heroic battle to save America from the cultural elites.
