Sentence examples for pretty nonsensical from inspiring English sources

"A lot of times, it was just that my name was on bills, some of them pretty nonsensical, that came out of the Commerce Committee," which McCain chairs.

"A lot of the debate about welfare over the years was pretty nonsensical, on both sides, with a lot of stereotyping," he said.

DataDyne has always been an LLC (limited liability company): a "for-profit", but I've always felt that this "for-profit" and non-profit" distinction is pretty nonsensical.

In a 2009 interview, he suggested that the fuss about his election night party at Fouquet's was pretty nonsensical, noting that Charles de Gaulle had once held a post-election press conference in his favourite luxury hotel without attracting any criticism.

It was a paranoid thought, and a pretty nonsensical one, but it was not assuaged by a glitch on the Web page that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had dedicated to tracking the disease: New York City, with forty-five laboratory cases confirmed, was listed, alongside California, Kansas, Ohio, and Texas, as its own state.

But this process is still pretty nonsensical.

This is the advice of Yoko Ono, the 81-year-old conceptual artist whose work is known to be at times invisible, impossible, un-pretty, nonsensical, revolutionary, or as simple as smiling in the mirror.

The answer is something somewhat nonsensical.

I think the combination of all that creates a scenario where to this day, being a feminine boy is still seen as very disturbing and pretty much nonsensical to the majority of people.

It's a mind-expanding musical playground that's a pretty fun, albeit nonsensical, ride.

I relived my whole life, in a pretty surreal, non-linear, nonsensical fashion, but it went on for so long what felt like years.