Sentence examples for too nonsensical from inspiring English sources

Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly gave the film a B minus, calling it "derivative and messy and too nonsensical for its own good".

But there have been far too many nonsensical casting decisions in Hollywood.

And I bet you can remember every time you were bullied at school, too, the nonsensical names you were called, the warm shame you felt.

Maybe something similar will happen in Iraq, not least because the rival versions of theocracy on offer from Iran and al-Qaeda are nonsensical too.

A fairly generic, if beautifully made mixture of Dalí, Magritte and de Chirico, updated by Pop Art, it relies too much on nonsensical juxtaposition.

It suggests that vorticity-free water remains vorticity-free if it is squeezed into a narrow pipe, and this too is plainly nonsensical, for the well-established parabolic profile illustrated by Figure 10 is not vorticity-free.

Others say it's just too bulky and nonsensical.

Make sure it's adventurous, and if you want it can of course be nonsensical too.

Usernames that cannot be created can include abusive usernames, names of celebrities and any name that is too long and nonsensical.

The ad will earn headlines, but it could also turn off voters who see its message as too negative, or simply nonsensical.

This trio has invented a coded language that, while nonsensical, is far too intriguing to dismiss.