A vignette that makes neither sense nor good nonsense was the first item in the grab bag on opening night.
Sensibly, neither the UK nor Germany have signed up to this nonsense (nor has the US) and many other states have severe reservations.
It's neither nonsense nor perfect, but it's better than leaving things to the onfield umpires.
This was a very complex operation because it involves accessing and disrupting networks that had a presence in Sydney and in Brisbane, and the suggestion it was overreach is nonsense, nor the fact that so far there has been one charge.
No one has much to say about this nonsense, nor should they.
Of course, Landrieu could neither name anyone who did believe this nonsense, nor identify anyone promulgating it -- besides her, of course!
Not surprisingly, the consensus contains neither nonsense codons nor frameshifts.
Benjamin Heyne, while translating Tamil medical texts, remarked that, although many of the Indian practitioners were "quacks," the medical works of the Hindoos are neither to be regarded as miraculous productions of wisdom, nor as repositories of nonsense.
Nor was the fluff and nonsense of chart pop – though they would be one of the first "underground" bands to score hit singles.
A part-elected chamber is a nonsense, neither one thing nor another.
