Sentence examples for nonsensical by from inspiring English sources

Has it been dismissed as nonsensical by the Guild of Jewish Mothers?

Nonsensical by nature, Surrealist art benefits from a contextual setting that is lacking here, although jumbling everything together often provides telling contrasts between prime examples and pale imitations.

Expecting publicly listed companies such as Centrica not to turn a profit is nonsensical: by definition, Centrica exists to maximise profits for its shareholders, and as long as it remains in private hands, it has every right to do so.

In canonising the imperial family, the church hierarchy was anxious to stress that it was not endorsing Nicholas's record as tsar or making a political judgment, though that argument was dismissed as nonsensical by critics.

Then the volunteers listened to sentences that were made nonsensical by an out-of-place word.

Sue's storyline was described as nonsensical by VanDerWerff, who wrote that she "has decided to take her crusade against the glee club to a congressional district-wide audience, because, well, she was the most popular character in season one, and she will be again, via blunt force, if necessary".

The problem is always the same: nonsensical greed by the buyers and lack of fiduciary duty by the sellers.

The stupidity and hypocrisy laden in such statements put any nonsensical utterances by actual politicians to shame.

CADENCE The nonsensical barking by quarterbacks awaiting the snap, using mostly repetitive nouns to remind teammates of the play's basic instructions or just to sound in charge.

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Both are wrong, and the demands they imply are nonsensical: Cyprus by definition cannot repay its debt, while Germany and the EU cannot simply go on throwing money to fill the Cypriot financial hole.