Sentence examples for whole nonsense from inspiring English sources

It's the British character sentimentalised, the illusion of decency, that whole nonsense of 'no British boy would do this sort of thing'.

I was not involved in this whole nonsense of moving the island, though I can, as I have said, imagine that perhaps it was moved in time and not in space.

So now you have a few choices, Mac users: you can steer clear of Flash-based porn sites, avoiding this whole nonsense altogether; you can buy whatver Sophos is selling; or you can smarten up and not click on OK every time something says, "Oh, hey you need to download this or we're steal your puppy".

Spelling concluded her blog post by asking, "Am I alone in this whole nonsense of winning the first spoken word in a household?" Some commenters admitted to feeling similar disappointment, but not all agree.

Dying to stick two fingers up to the whole seasonal nonsense?

She would have to put the whole dangerous nonsense — this was Mrs. Sands speaking — out of her mind.

Benchley, who makes a cameo appearance in the movie as a news reporter, remembers that the very first thing Zanuck told him when writing the script was to lose "that love story, the whole sex nonsense".

But as we come to celebrate today what would have been his 100th birthday, there are those who only wish there was more of Pandora, more Rommel and an entire picture about Rupert of Hentzau, the only interesting person in that whole Zenda nonsense.

With regards to the whole Bloodgate nonsense.

I know, it was a national disgrace, right up there with that whole Lewinsky nonsense and when NBC cancelled "Freaks and Geeks".

Sonic Unleashed and that whole werehog nonsense.