Sentence examples for the most nonsensical from inspiring English sources
The most nonsensical notion out there is that you can't judge a book by its cover.
"They were saying the most nonsensical things, like 'Your pants are too tight!' " Matsoukas recalled.
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The most nonsensical of it all is that our architecture is gigantic, that it is monumental -- and the reference was made to Nazi and Fascist architecture.
On the second floor, the Derek Eller Gallery introduces the young Portuguese artist Jorge Queiroz in a show of large drawings in which one thing leads to another in the most nonsensical way.
Picard is, of course, portrayed by Patrick Stewart, an actor with a clear, forceful, Shakespearean voice that lends gravitas to even the most nonsensical dialogue about shield modulation and warp factors.
"I really really wanted to like it" one post read, and went on to cite "the ugliest, most nonsensical sets I've ever seen," along with "an uninspiring, boring book" and "humiliating costumes for the poor actors".
The Americans are in constant debates with ghosts and their conversations with dead people are most powerful, most ferocious, at exactly the points where they are most nonsensical.
"That is the most staged, nonsensical thing," Boras now says of the video.
"That is just about the most damaging, nonsensical, twisted economic policy you could possibly come up with," he said.
8.22pm GMT Labour's Andrew Slaughter says newspapers are talking about the Leveson proposals "in the most arrant, nonsensical terms".
