Her general demeanor, suggesting a 19th-century Gaelic Melissa Etheridge, renders nonsensical the determined fight the Widow puts up for Christy's attentions.
In a situation as with the last tweet embeddedabove, this can even render the tweet nonsensical.
Echoing President Bartlet's undisclosed MS in The West Wing, Kane learns impassively of the disorder's symptoms, the cruellest of which will affect his speech, rendering it "unusual, nonsensical, with unconscious repetition, loss of words".
Some argue that God's purpose could be the sole source of invariant moral rules, where a lack of such would render our lives nonsensical (Craig 1994; Cottingham 2003).
A critic found that the 1988 (and 2007 DVD reissue) video release rendered the intended meaning of the show largely nonsensical, as several songs and vignettes that made the show's message explicit were excised from the release.
Rendered incoherent, Abbi was only able to muster a nonsensical "Hello.
England's new captain has once again been questioned in recent days - but here he rendered suggestions this side might somehow be better off without him nonsensical.
In other words, even though we present all larvae with a stimulus of the same absolute magnitude, larvae of different genotypes or treated with different drugs can experience a very different subjective stimulus, rendering comparisons among them nonsensical.
When a data preparation step has been conducted on the training data only, the test data must be prepared equivalently: to not do so might render the test data nonsensical with regard to or even incompatible with the prediction rule derived on the training data.
The treatment worked so well that it rendered him unable to express any anger at all and resulted in his trademark nonsensical jabbering at moments when he would have otherwise lost his temper.
