Sentence examples for palpable nonsense from inspiring English sources
But this is palpable nonsense.
Offsetting, which the organisers describe as "palpable nonsense", will not be used to reduce the real emissions figures.
The walk-outs over the safety of train doors were "palpable nonsense" worked up by militant unions trying to bring the rail network to its knees, Grayling claimed last week.
Then came the editorial, which contended that the ONS figures provide striking evidence that the argument of Britain's trade suffering if we pulled out of the EU were "palpable nonsense".
The notion that the poor stand to benefit from the return of grammar schools strikes me as quite palpable tosh and nonsense – and is very clearly refuted by the London experience".
He admits it has been the most difficult aspect of his job, but it has not deterred him from taking the government to task on issues including underperforming academy trusts and, most recently, plans to expand grammar schools to benefit the poor, which he dismissed as "palpable tosh and nonsense".
But the first Star Wars films were kissed by nonsense, by palpable love of their own silly mythology.
It was during her time as a prosecutor that Lynch built a reputation for no-nonsense efficiency that is a palpable part of her appeal for a Democratic White House facing two years of life with a Republican congressional majority.
