The phrase "nonsensical events" is correct and can be used in written English
It refers to events or situations that are nonsensical or make no logical sense. Example: The book was full of nonsensical events that left me confused and questioning the author's intentions.
But this is a woman who's forged a long, lucrative career from calling 73 nonsensical press events per annum, turning up to each in a tutu, and then waiting as the book deals, reality TV offers and Loose Women guest appearances roll in.
In contrast, the Daily Mirror Polly Hudson found Peggy's exit a nonsensical "non event", and Gareth McLean of The Guardian deemed it "suitably sentimental", but several years overdue.
They found instead a tangle of apparent anxieties, fantasy and vivid, often nonsensical replays of events that showed few verifiable patterns or measurable function.
At the bottom are the spokespeople and purely political officials who are almost instantly discredited, because they are forced to defend the statements of a President who routinely lies and manufactures nonsensical versions of events.
So practice the art of finding the ludicrous, paradoxical and nonsensical in daily events.
Unless the two are separated, nonsensical conclusions result.
They made decisions that were exposed as nonsensical once apparently impossible events occurred.
Seeing poor Twisty offed so limply has been the season's biggest misstep; the events of the nonsensical, if fun, Edward Mordrake episodes left Freak Show weaker as a whole.
These books reel in readers with their simple talk, sharp twists and neatly nonsensical way of pairing earthshaking political events with frissons of romance.
Worse yet are the nonsensical proposals for safe evacuation in the event of a hit.
