Sentence examples for nonsensical children from inspiring English sources

That's the nerve his act strikes: it tells us to slough off all that self-consciousness and status anxiety and be like children – reckless, inappropriate, nonsensical children.

An innocent remark about Brazilian dance provokes him to the most astonishing tirade against Brazil; thoughts of his teenage son inspire a savage diatribe on family life: "After divorce -- once the family unit has broken down -- a man's relationship with his children is nonsensical.

Adults over the age of 18 are nonsensical, and therefore, the children are responsible for undertaking challenging circumstances.

Making fun of a child for coming out as transgender, or any of the identities under the LGBT umbrella, is as nonsensical as ridiculing a child for their height or hair color.

He, too, may yet realise that the focus of his efforts should be on children, and ditch that nonsensical pledge.

Again we hear the words, which now seem as nonsensical as a riddle meant for children: "There are known knowns.

Rationally, it seemed nonsensical; I didn't want my own children and it was just an organ.

A feeling of liberation lies behind this attraction: the antic, anything-goes quality of the deeply nonsensical story is fundamentally appealing to a child's anarchic spirit.

For every subway car with a kaleidoscope mural of admirable intricacy, there are a dozen street corners with structures that bear a kind of child's scrawl of succinct, nonsensical monikers that merely advertise the creator's ubiquity.

Mostly it is joyfully nonsensical, the kind of thing that a child might make up if you fed her too many graham crackers and took all of her toys away.

It's hard to imagine a more nonsensical or unrelatable crime than murdering your own child.