Sentence examples for nonsensical enough from inspiring English sources

New York Times' columnist David Brooks appears to be one of the few people nonsensical enough to actually laud ABC's mix of jive-ass wankery and lack of conviction that was on display in last night's absurd debate.

That alone is nonsensical enough because liberalisation always starts from the premise that the strong will become stronger, while the state should only give the weak minimum support.

That was the first phrase generated just for me this afternoon by What Would I Say?, a new app that runs users' old Facebook status updates through a text-generating bot to produce phrases that are variously nonsensical, funny, or, with enough attempts, oddly resonant.

Abbott: Enough of your nonsensical technobabble.

I cannot get enough of his nonsensical surrealist comedy act.

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The lead single, "Independent Women Part 1" by Destiny's Child, is fast becoming the new "Ghostbusters": nonsensical out of context, it is catchy enough to make listeners not care.

In fact, the residents of Essex have become so catastrophically overwhelmed with all this vitamin D that they've taken to rambling nonsensical words in the blind hope that, if repeated enough, they can eventually be passed off as catchphrases.

His occupation is the nonsensical sounding "neuropsychopharmacologist"—and if you say it loud enough you'll really sound precocious.

Honestly, the sheer volume of nonsensical exposition coupled with nerve-deadening action sequences was enough to lull me into a state of advanced catatonia.

Sure enough, Bing soon started pointing people to the nonsensical search results for seven to nine of the 100 queries.