Sentence examples for useless nonsense from inspiring English sources
The phrase "useless nonsense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is perceived as pointless or lacking value, often in a critical context. Example: "The report was filled with useless nonsense that did not contribute to our understanding of the issue."
"Odorono" stands out because it's basically a long jingle for some made up deodorant company, exposing how beauty marketers use fear to push us their useless nonsense.
Will he even want to see her? How might she time her ride home, pay for a second taxi and hide her quest from Mo? "Her mind was haywire, all night long, with useless stuff, nonsensical stupidity and nonsense," Kelman writes.
He speaks scarcely a word of Gaelic, and her English is limited to a few phrases and a useless bit of nonsense, courtesy of Aunt Mary: "In Norfolk we besport ourselves around the maypole".
So why, then, do we insist on insulting this great and noble form with useless, phoned-in nonsense like "he's not your man" and "don't say it" when we are capable of so much more?
"They are always useless, and are besides perfect nonsense".
It was pretty great, in a useless kind of way: "inspired nonsense," the Chicago Tribune called it.
In a recent interview at his office in Shanghai, he described party officials as "useless" and prone to spouting nonsense, although he used more delicate language to dismiss their relevance.
Automated tools sprouted up everywhere that would acquire thousands of links a day by spamming forums and blogs with nonsense, and cheap, useless articles were published on notorious content farms to acquire links with exact-match anchor text.
Consequently, to say that SvO2 measurement is useless, as possibly suggested by these trials' results, is nonsense.
It's a nonsense that we throw away so much and we make useless things to throw away when there are women walking 5 kilometers to fetch two pitchers of water.
