Sentence examples for which is nonsense from inspiring English sources
All of which is nonsense.
Which is nonsense, really.
Which is nonsense, of course.
Gaddafi says the revolution is al-Qa'ida, which is nonsense.
I've got this warped notion that love will destroy my creativity, which is nonsense frankly.
They first claimed he would encourage individuals to go fight in Syria which was nonsense.
So I wanted that sense of talking about poetry, which left me with 900 pages of transcriptions, most of which was nonsense, but it felt right for the subject.
"All of us who are environmentalists have to recognise there is a great deal of noise around the edges of people sticking up for particular answers to things, which are nonsense," he said in an interview with the Guardian.
Soon the papers were peppered with specious stories planted by Gove's office about the diversion of resources from other areas of the education budget, implementation difficulties and budget overruns – all of which were nonsense.
Which was nonsense in many respects.
