absolute nonsense

The notion of his wife as "the most beautiful woman in the world is absolute nonsense," he said.

"But it is absolute nonsense to say children didn't receive services."

Absolute nonsense; it just showed what tricks one's mind could play one.

It is absolute nonsense to consider that a final vote can be followed by other votes.

The only thing making sense is that this is absolute nonsense!

Similarly, you're talking absolute nonsense about the differences between platforms.

It is absolute nonsense that groups should allocate speaking time.

The notion that economic development necessarily leads to democracy is absolute nonsense.

"Such change of name is absolute nonsense," said he.

Much of the reporting about his expenses claims was "absolute nonsense", he added.

"It is absolute nonsense," he said in his high-ceilinged study.

He saw price-earnings ratios of 200 to 300 and "thought it was absolute nonsense."

He said any Republican attempt to make ethics a partisan issue was "absolute nonsense, and the public knows it."

It's all absolute nonsense, of course, but the peasants are lapping it up.

"All this talk about souls being born again in later generations is absolute nonsense.

"There has been talk about the lad's family and all that stuff, which I can tell you is absolute nonsense.

One of the classic examples is that one piece that's absolute nonsense.

That, of course, is absolute nonsense, because that possibility already exists.

It was absolute nonsense: he didn't understand a word of it.

I think that's absolute nonsense, I have to say.

I think that ghost stories are absolute nonsense.

If you listen to what people are saying, what they are talking about, it's absolute nonsense!

This claim was dismissed by Daly as "absolute nonsense".

"Lots of analysts were saying it would spell big trouble for the Japanese brokers, but that was absolute nonsense."