Sentence examples for preferred nonsense from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he himself has exhibited something of a double nature with respect to literature over the years, directing canonical masterpieces almost as often as his preferred nonsense texts and assemblages of literary fragments.

"Japanese prefer nonsense songs to message songs," said Rankin' Taxi.

He returned from one campaign swing and wrote that the voters he encountered "prefer nonsense to sense" and "they have gone so far into the darkness that every light terrifies them and runs them amuck".

She is decisive and no-nonsense, preferring short hair and soft pants with elastic waistbands.

Or too busy earning a crust by the early seventies to be shelling out good money on nonsense (or "shit" as Rolling Stone magazine preferred) such as Self Portrait.

Tech bubble era companies also preferred to report overall users and overall revenue, and that nonsense contributed to their implosions.

Ricci, a no-nonsense American who joined Barclays in 1994, has always preferred to let Diamond do BarCap's talking and is more at home on a race course.

However, the best summary of the reasons behind this nonsense was given by Baltasar Gracian in 1647: "New mediocrity is preferred to traditional excellence".

How many Hail Marys do I have to say to get a Heaven Preferred Card?...Thanks to us! Catholic conservatives have already denounced the liberals for this whole "love everyone the way Jesus would" nonsense.

Personally, I prefer the glittery, tit-taped nonsense of Britain's Got Talent to the ersatz sincerity of Channel 4's The Auction House, which follows the goings on of Lots Road Auctions in Chelsea, south-west London.

Basically, I prefer real buttons to this touch nonsense.