Sentence examples for offensive nonsense from inspiring English sources

The Delia-detractors, agreed another, are spouting "ridiculous, offensive nonsense - supercilious rubbish".

According to the government guidelines, petitions can be rejected if they are libelous, offensive, nonsense or a joke.

So the guy starts on about "rich Jews", and uses this trope to yell offensive nonsense at a seven-year-old boy.

The city, supported by more than 20 cities and states, along with the federal government, has told the Supreme Court that the upshot of affirming the appeals court decision would be to clutter public parks across the nation with offensive nonsense.

Take, for example, the offensive nonsense of Westminster Abbey lowering their flag at half mast out of respect for a king who presided over a regime with one of the worst human rights records in the world and which beheads people with swords on a similar scale to Islamic State, and where conversion to Christianity remains a capital offence.

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie said: "I would expect Nicola Sturgeon to react swiftly to this silly and offensive nonsense.

The "poverty porn" label, attached by critics to the series and previous Channel 4 projects such as last year's Skint, is "offensive and absolute nonsense", he says.

The Germans did not see the point in these operations and soon labeled it the "nonsense offensive".

It keeps alternating between nonsense and offensive or bizarre sexy-aggressive titillation.

The problem with this opinion is not that it is offensive but that it is nonsense.

It's total nonsense and a very offensive term for me.