Sentence examples for would be nonsense from inspiring English sources

It would be nonsense for me to be drowned when I am the only uninjured one".

"I couldn't say we deserved to win, that would be nonsense, wouldn't it?" Redknapp said.

Indeed, if life existed in a textbook, it would be nonsense to argue for any alternative.

But Asada says its investigation was legal, and to suggest otherwise would be "nonsense on stilts".

"It would be nonsense if we allowed one court, Romania, say, to become the Eastern District of Texas".

Florence Noël, director of the exhibition, said that it would be "nonsense" to switch her event to a different date.

It would plainly be nonsense to lay the blame for City's inexplicable failures in Europe at the feet of Aguero, but if ever there were a night for a virtuoso flourish to banish the negativity this was it.

Any belief that human beings have some transcendent moral purpose would seem to be nonsense.

That would, of course, be nonsense.

In general, the solution suggested is not to attempt to create a neutral language that can accurately capture reality in itself, a goal they would take to be nonsense.

It would be camp nonsense.