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Sentences starting with nonsense

Nonsense won't do in Hawkeye, not with my friends. [5]

Sentences ending with nonsense

Why of course you may have overheard some such jesting nonsense. [5]
Why, they'll have you in the criminal court...." "Oh, nonsense, nonsense! [2]
You know that well enough, so don't talk nonsense. [12]
At every hotel we stop at we always have to send out for soap, at the last moment, when we are grooming ourselves for dinner, and they put it in the bill along with the candles and other nonsense. [5]
A sixth group was talking absolute nonsense. [2]
I said it was nonsense. [4]
Ned's first voyage to the Chinchas, but his fame had gone before him--the fame of being a man who would fight at the dropping of a handkerchief, when imposed upon, and would stand no nonsense. [5]
It always seems to me..." "Mary, don't talk nonsense. [2]
It's an insult to Jehovah, such nonsense. [11]
One day the thought struck him that he would ask for the hand of the King of Egypt's daughter in marriage, and he sent a great embassy to Sais, with his own brother to do the wooing for him--" "What nonsense! [10]

Short sentences using nonsense

Princess Mary talked some nonsense. [2]
Henry, that's pure nonsense. [5]
It was great nonsense. [4]
But that's all nonsense. [2]
But why talk nonsense! [2]
I tell you, nonsense! [11]
Don't talk nonsense, just listen! [2]
It's all nonsense! [2]
Don't talk nonsense! [2]
It's all nonsense. [11]

Sentences containing nonsense two or more times

Uncle Jerry laughed, and interrupted: 'That's nonsense, reporters' nonsense. [4]

More example sentences with the word nonsense in them

The older men, who thought it undignified to amuse themselves with such nonsense, continued to lie at the opposite side of the fire, but one would occasionally raise himself on an elbow and glance at Morel with a smile. [2]
Confound him, he wearied me with arguments to show that in anything like a fair market he would have fetched twenty-five dollars, sure--a thing which was plainly nonsense, and full or the baldest conceit; I wasn't worth it myself. [5]
Probably this manoeuvring was all nonsense, that he was wholly misreading the man; but he had always trusted his instincts, and he would not let his reason rule him entirely in such a situation. [11]
The first hour was all fun, all idle nonsense and laughter. [5]
Now you shut up that nonsense and climb out of this. [5]
But I made up my mind it was nonsense to draw the line at department stores, especially since Mr. Ferguson's was such a useful and remarkable one, so I went across and called. [9]
They will come to their senses, and see what nonsense it all is. [4]
Don't allow yourself to believe any such nonsense as that. [5]
He was used to a great deal of this sort of nonsense himself. [4]
It's all nonsense, this talk about buying Congressmen. [4]
You young scribblers think any kind of nonsense will do for the public, if it only has a string of rhymes tacked to it. [6]
I don't suppose there is anything in all this nonsense about "Addison's Disease," but I wish he hadn't spoken of that very interesting ailment, and I should feel a little easier if that discoloration would leave my forehead. [6]
That was not the way he put the question,--but whether she would take seriously to this schoolmaster, and if she did, what would be the neatest and surest and quickest way of putting a stop to all that nonsense. [6]
It takes all the nonsense out of everybody, or ought to do it, to see how fairly the real manhood of a country is distributed over its surface. [6]
Here, landlord, what's the meaning of that nonsense on yonder tree? [10]
That's nonsense, in the first place. [9]
I suspect that the conditions of rude, stern life, in which the colonists found themselves in the wilderness, took the nonsense out of them, as the exigencies of a campaign did out of our physicians and surgeons in the late war. [3]
But that's nonsense, the chief thing is not to forget the important thing I was thinking of. [2]
He put on the air of one who finds it impossible to reply to such nonsense, but it would in fact have been difficult to give any other answer than the one Prince Andrew gave to this naive question. [2]
There's hope yet that--" Nonsense, uncle. [5]
Don't you see that that is nonsense? [5]
I assured her that she was talking nonsense, that I loved her. [9]
It was herself that she did not know, and she would have repelled as nonsense the suggestion that her own restlessness and her own changing experiments in occupation were due to the unsatisfied longings of a woman's heart. [4]
Now, the idea that his father was overjoyed when he told little George that he would rather have him cut down, a thousand cheery-trees than tell a lie is all nonsense. [5]
How can you talk such nonsense? [2]
That word has taken the nonsense out of a good many high-stepping fellows. [6]
I'm going to take him up to Ilium to see if he won't work steadily at one thing, and quit his nonsense. [5]
This talk of subduing Nature is pretty much nonsense. [4]
Anything but high spirits and nonsense would be unpardonable on such a morning. [4]
I tell you, Speed, our forebodings (for which you and I are peculiar) are all the worst sort of nonsense. [7]
Don't wait for special invitations--that's all nonsense among friends. [5]
It was only some of Tom's nonsense. [9]
If I become so inordinately grateful as to talk nonsense, you mustn't blame me. [9]
If that conceited simpleton--why, he is young enough to be my grandson--if he talks any such nonsense to you again you may tell him from me . [10]
It makes me sick--that newspaper nonsense. [5]
They hate nonsense, sentimentalism, and high-flown expressions; they use a studied plainness. [6]
It is not sentimental to say that is nonsense. [11]
There was no sentimental nonsense about his obsequies; it was felt that any parade would have been distasteful to him. [4]
Pierre laughed and said it was nonsense for he had just come from the Rostovs'. [2]
A good many said it was all nonsense, and a mere excuse to get away from meeting and have a sort of frolic on pretence that it was a work of necessity and mercy, one or both. [6]
Remember, Timothy, I rely on sensible men like you to put a stop to this nonsense. [9]
You may turn red and white, and look at me as if I were your enemy, and talking contemptible nonsense. [10]
I did not read the book because I was sick and tired of the author and his nonsense, but I imbibed, in spite of myself, something of the story and its moral from hearing it talked about. [9]
I thought of putting up over my gate, "Welcome to the Nation's Gardener;" but I hate nonsense, and did n't do it. [4]
If all the poetry and nonsense that have been discharged upon the fountains and the bland scenery of this region were collected in a book, it would make a most valuable volume to burn. [5]
In the first place, it was a furtive, underhand blow at this nonsense of knight errantry, though nobody suspected that but me. [5]
Father said that Philip had no end of nonsense in him and was always blundering into something, but he was a royal good fellow and would come out all right. [5]
If you will permit me to be as frank as you have been, it appears to me as sheer nonsense and folly, and if it were put into practice the world would be reduced at once to chaos and anarchy. [9]
What nonsense do people so situated usually talk? [4]
We know each other--disguises are nonsense. [5]
The best acquaintances one makes will be English,--people with no nonsense and strong individuality; and one gets no end of entertainment from the other sort. [4]
You got the old doctor to go and see her when she come so nigh being bewitched with the magnetism and nonsense, whatever they call it, and the young doctor was so nigh bein' crazy, too. [6]
Nonsense, I'm afraid of the thing--the little feathers under the wings. [10]
What's the use of all this social nonsense? [4]
Farrar, who despised nonsense, was ironical and non-committal when appealed to, and certainly I betrayed none of my client's attributes. [9]
None of that nonsense, Jeff; there ain't an honester woman in the Lost Townships than..."--"Than who? [7]
That sounds like nonsense, don't it? [9]
That sort of nonsense went on a week or two, then the expert came up and put in a new clock. [5]
It is all nonsense to tell a man that his mind is not affected when his body is in this state. [4]
He only babbled nonsense to my questioning, and, after calling aloud to Babette and getting no reply, I started for the Intendance. [11]
There is more nonsense talked about culture than about anything else. [4]
After all, what nonsense it was! [4]
It puts melodramatic nonsense into the pilgrims' heads. [5]
As for this nonsense about the Northeastern Railroads running things," he added more vigorously, "I guess when it's once in a man's head there's no getting it out. [9]
There was little nonsense about Smith in action, though he need not turn his hand on any man of that age as a boaster. [4]
There is no nonsense about a cultivated English man or woman. [4]
They come to my house and loaf and drink and smoke, and talk a lot of nonsense about games and automobiles and clubs, and cumber the earth generally. [9]
Did I talk much nonsense just now, Hierax? [10]
There is no more sin in publishing an entire volume of nonsense than there is in keeping a candy-store with no hardware in it. [5]
When Philip was miserable about this, he always took refuge with Alice, who was never moody, and who generally laughed him out of his sentimental nonsense. [5]
It would be mere nonsense and vanity to tell you what they say. [14]
And that the men who create these great works, and organize these schemes for the benefit of the whole public, shouldn't make anything by their superior enterprise and courage is all nonsense. [4]
Explain what you meant, and no nonsense. [11]
Will you tell me, Mr. Burnett, what nonsense you have got into your head? [4]
Will you promise me to talk no more nonsense about flying from Memphis, or anything of the kind? [10]
It is no matter whether one talks wisdom or nonsense, the case is the same, the bulk of the enjoyment lies in the wagging of the gladsome jaw and the flapping of the sympathetic ear. [5]
Ah, when one looks at our young people, Prince, one would like to take Peter the Great's old cudgel out of the museum and belabor them in the Russian way till all the nonsense jumps out of them. [2]
And what bird--pretty little things--did you ever see with ears, unless it were a bat or a nasty owl?--That is all nonsense. [10]
Carmen professed to like good comradeship and no nonsense. [4]
Oh, they should let that fine fellow Bonaparte lose--he'd knock all this nonsense out of them! [2]
That is the kind of thing you want to take the nonsense out of you. [6]
Has the Senator Justinus' fair relation.--But nonsense! [10]
Why, Mr. Hawkins, I've gotten over all that day-dreaming about earldoms and aristocracies and all such nonsense and am become just a plain ordinary nobody and content with it; and it is to him I owe my cure. [5]
But what nonsense it was to think that she could be seriously troubled! [4]
That's nonsense, and it isn't necessary. [11]
When Nicolas read it aloud to him, he muttered an oath, then turned again to the servant, saying: "And does this nonsense bring guests to the rascally host's tavern? [10]
What nonsense this is, and what an unheroic character it makes Philip! [4]
He says it is all nonsense. [4]
One man who is a little too literal can spoil the talk of a whole tableful of men of esprit.--"Yes," you say, "but who wants to hear fanciful people's nonsense? [6]
Now hire one instantly, and stop this nonsense of wearing Mollie and yourself out trying to do that nursing yourselves. [5]
She really has influence with these country people, but she says it's all nonsense. [9]
I don't believe in their nonsense, for all that. [6]
A successful whirl in the knight-errantry line--now what is it when you blow away the nonsense and come down to the cold facts? [5]
She was right in regarding all arguments as nonsense in comparison with that smile. [2]
I will say in conclusion, that my share of the welcome to our guest is none the less hearty because I talk so much nonsense, and I know that I curl say the same far the rest of the speakers. [5]
I will say, in conclusion, that my share of the welcome to our guest is none the less hearty because I talk so much nonsense, and I know that I can say the same for the rest of the speakers. [5]
She came curtained in boughs and bunches of leaves, and when I asked her what she meant by such nonsense, and snatched them away and threw them down, she tittered and blushed. [5]
As soon as I'm knocked down, I stop my nonsense. [10]
What was my idea in this nonsense? [5]
Why did n't I warn him about love and all that nonsense? [6]

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