Sentence examples for nonsensical grounds from inspiring English sources
The right-wing Murdoch-owned New York Post called LaPierre a "loon" on its front page after one of his rants; the centrist Daily News went with "The Craziest Man On Earth"; and last week LaPierre argued against background checks for gun owners on the nonsensical grounds that criminals wouldn't submit to them.
Whether the argument is nonsensical, or grounded in very solidly held but oppositional backgrounds or schools of thought — you don't take to tumblr or YouTube comments or Facebook to have it out.
"The IPCC inquiry lasted for such an absurd amount of time that it allowed a kind of cloud just to hang there, and I feel very strongly that the decision to prosecute the office of commissioner on health and safety grounds was nonsensical.
This "middle ground" is nonsensical and will not stand the test of time.
We can look a picture of a cake on the ground or nonsensical glitch memes and laugh until our ribs ache.
If the ostensible thriller contained a single believable moment, let alone an ounce of suspense, its nonsensical final twist might be grounds for concern.
We can look at a picture of a cake on the ground or a nonsensical glitch memes and laugh until our ribs ache.
While there was silliness in Skyfall (Javier Bardem's Joker-lite villain's plan becomes more nonsensical on second viewing), it succeeded largely because of a grounded tone that separated it from many previous instalments.
Such seemingly nonsensical predictions have long since been confirmed by comparing ultra-accurate atomic clocks on the ground with those in high-flying jets.
Homer then tries to apologize to Gibson, but he does not blame him, arriving to the conclusion there is no place for violence-lovers like them in Hollywood; however, as soon as Homer suggests more nonsensical film ideas, Gibson kicks him out of his limousine and he lies on the ground shouting towards him that he fell out.
