Sentence examples for old nonsense from inspiring English sources

"We thought it was a lot of old nonsense and forgot about it.

"It just goes to show what a load of old nonsense it is.

In Tripoli government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim described the accusation as "the same old nonsense".

I guess my question is, what on earth would make anyone believe in that old nonsense at this point?

The roles being written for them, she was widely quoted as complaining, amounted to a load of clichéd old nonsense.

But, when it comes to schools funding, it's business as usual to go on recycling old nonsense.

Things might have changed, but you still have idiots like Eric Bristow repeating age-old nonsense that abusers are "poofs".

At the sound of "Hokie Hokie Hokie, Hi!" they joined in with the 111-year-old nonsense cheer that gave the university mascot its name.

All this old history nonsense feels out of place for many.

His book is elegantly written and cast in the language of evolution, but it's the same old cornutopian nonsense we've heard one hundred times before (cornutopians are people who envisage a utopia of limitless abundance).

And if it is the classics you crave, there are elegant new editions of two old favourites: Nonsense Limericks by Edward Lear (Faber £9.99) and Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats by TS Eliot (Faber £14.99), complete with irresistible prancing felines by Nicolas Bentley.