Sentence examples for really nonsense from inspiring English sources
Mr. Nada, an Italian citizen, said that allegations that his company might have had links to extremist groups were "really nonsense" and that he was confident his name would eventually be cleared.
This nonsense about toxic assets being hard to value, is really nonsense.
2.58pm: This equestrianism really is nonsense.
Mothers may feel it is a syndrome and a problem when it really is nonsense".
In fact, Carroll never really wrote "nonsense" — save "Jabberwocky," and even that gets explained by Humpty Dumpty.
Male-focused heroism, for one thing, is "really old nonsense," Wills said, mentioning his own struggles with playing roles steeped in male stereotypes.
This really is nonsense: the Nazis committed genocide, they did not stop people imposing an unnecessary medical procedure on children.
"It's hard, when it stares you in the face that what you thought was really all nonsense".
"The notion that there is no land left really is nonsense," says David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation.
