Alan Stanford's Pozzo, with his ludicrously plummy English accent, and Stephen Brennan's Lucky, garnishing his famously nonsensical speech with absurd oratorical gestures, are no less engaging entertainers than Didi and Gogo.
Others, like the scatterbrained but seductive Madame Ranevskaya and her feckless brother, Gayev (Daniel Davis), who gives a nonsensical speech in honor of his nursery bookshelf ("Your silent call to productive effort has not wavered over the century," he says), simply refuse to think.
His nonsensical speech today demonstrated that he is just not up to it". His speech comes as Mrs May spoke in Scotland in her first campaign visit there, asking Scots to vote for her to "strengthen the Union".
Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton the founder of a terrorist group on Wednesday during a nonsensical speech about how America is in shambles.
During a nonsensical speech in Daytona Beach last week, Trump said the former Secretary of State "should get an award from [ISIS] as the founder".
Condition "PATA": 10 repeated nonsensical speech patterns ('patapata').
Their shtick reached a peak at this year's Brit awards, when in an incoherent and semi-nonsensical speech, he posed as the plucky underdog, arguing that rock'n'roll was a force of rebellion that could still smash through the "glass ceiling" keeping it down (ironically, if anyone could afford a glass ceiling, of purest Ravenscroft crystal, it was Turner).
His manner of speech, including the impulsive shouting of nonsensical words, has become his trademark.
4,6,7 The test for nonword repetition involves the repetition of nonsensical words of increasing length and complexity and is regarded as a measure of phonological (speech sound) processing and short-term memory.
Mr. Vidich's contorted, hunching movement is weirdly creaturely, compellingly strange, and his nonsensical demagogical speech, as he exits, is oddly funny.
