Sentence examples for nonsensical practice from inspiring English sources

Mr Lochhead commented: "Across Europe, Scotland is recognised as being at the fore of innovative ways to address the nonsensical practice of discarding marketable fish back in the sea, dead.

As more and more districts begin to adopt this nonsensical practice, who will teach the kids who are struggling?

Which brings me back to my modest proposal: let's empower our regulators to fine banks that create nonsensical, incoherent security practices involving idolatrous worship of easy-to-forge utility bills and headed paper, in the name of preserving our national capacity to think critically about security.

They've agreed to this specific reality and it's proven to be a workable system, regardless if an outsider would consider some of their practices nonsensical, wrongheaded, or completely dangerous.

In practice, this leads to nonsensical results if simple linear interpolation is used to compute values at the vertices of a triangular mesh from the voxel grid of the aCRT.

Two of them concern gerrymandering, the reprehensible practice by politicians of drawing nonsensical district boundaries to include supporters and exclude opponents.In 2008 Californians voted to establish an independent commission for mapping the districts of state legislators, a job those politicians had been doing themselves.

What that means, in practice, is a series of nonsensical challenges designed more to make skateboarders laugh and have a good time than showcase actual talent.

So practice the art of finding the ludicrous, paradoxical and nonsensical in daily events.

The midcentury Hollywood actor Luis van Rooten revived the practice by phonetically transcribing nursery rhymes into brilliantly nonsensical French.

Monks and laymen came from all over to learn his spiritual practices based on meditation and study of koans, those seemingly nonsensical problems intended to open minds to the true nature of reality, unfiltered by habits of dualistic, abstract thinking.

Smerconish, gripped by the fear of "ticking timebomb scenarios," mounted a defense of the practice that bordered on the pornographic, and decisively crossed over into the territory of the nonsensical.