'Shall be's' must ultimately imply 'shall's with direct implications for action, even if they are highly conditioned on other circumstances. is ruled out as nonsensical, though, of course, one can describe oneself as lacking the intention to do A. A description of an intention, however, is different from an expression of it.
While Tofu often spits out vaguely philosophical, though nonsensical aphorisms — "it may be a cage" — Toscano is not devising a work of art in the mold of @Horse_ebooks, the account that had originally been built as a bot but was transferred to human hands, to the consternation of its thousands of admiring followers.
She also mentioned the idea of "an urban surfer not a Californian surfer" for her prints, which is an idea that, though slightly nonsensical, has a certain appeal.
The lead-up to this World Cup, though, is particularly nonsensical.
The essential problem with the October 2011 rules was not that the fixed stroke count was too low – although it was – or that there was a one-stroke difference in the limit for a five-furlong Flat race and a 3½-mile chase, though that was nonsensical too.
She asserted that "Say Say Say" was a better song, and had a better "though slightly more nonsensical" music video, adding that the song had no "heavy-handed social content".
The next five minutes is the same nonsensical stuff as the first, though Ford is going to get some calls from lobbyists for briefly suggesting that we do away with the carried interest loophole.
I realize that sounds kind of gross, like I'm eating her face or something, but I truly wish my body could process this whole nonsensical debate and expel it as though it were a haute couture kidney stone.
3 We did not control for Aboriginal status as although there were (very limited) data available, Aboriginal status is nonsensical as a household-level variable, though an important individual-level confounder, given that the smoking prevalence among Aboriginal Australians is more than twice that of non-Aboriginal Australians.
Mr. Milosevic dismissed links between him and the Bosnian Serbs as "one of the most nonsensical things that could be said here," though those alleged links are indeed the heart of the prosecution's case.
One of Chomsky's examples is that the sentence "colourless green ideas sleep furiously" makes grammatical sense in English, even though the words themselves are nonsensical.
