Sentence examples for seconds of nonsense from inspiring English sources

DELIVERYMAN 2 Thirty seconds of nonsense.

Actually, the song itself doesn't start until after 90 seconds of nonsense.

JACK JOHNSON -- "The Horizon Has Been Defeated," from Mr. Johnson's new album, "On and On" (The Moonshine Conspiracy/Universal), is 153 seconds of delightful nonsense.

But there is a second type of nonsense, which is more profound than the surface nonsense found in Lewis Carroll.

This primary order of language (pure Noise as a dimension of the body) constitutes a first type of nonsense.

In this last test, three word lists of 25 words were used: the first was composed of nonsense words, the second of bisyllabic phonemically balanced words, and the third was a list of everyday sentences composed of bisyllabic phonemically balanced words.

First of all, nonsense characterization.

Cue the usual Fourth of July nonsense.

No first Tuesday-after-the-first-Monday-of-November nonsense (that's Election Day), no fourth-Thursday-in-November (Thanosecond-Monday-in-Octoberay-if-October (if you don't know, ask a Canadian).

All that sense, decorum, and propriety produced the first fully achieved literature of nonsense.

Mr. Ruskin has put Edward Lear's "Book of Nonsense" first on his list of the best hundred books, and to these happy children who possess a volume of these nonsense verses it will surely be remembered in after life as the first book that they learned and studied for its own sake.