Sentences with phrase «nonsensical questions»

Ask for restatement of nonsensical questions.

BTW, that was not your point with your nonsensical questions, «How many El Ninos does it take to get unbearable warming?

Two decades ago, using only a few simple rules and concepts, British mathematician John Conway figured out how to wring meaning from apparently nonsensical questions like these.

Perhaps they are nonsensical questions to researchers who, along with the public health community at large, have such a blind spot related to bedsharing that they refuse to acknowledge that there is ANY way to reduce SIDS risk in a baby who sleeps with their parents.

Consider asking completely nonsensical questions that can't even be understood, let alone answered.

@Kendall, I can understand that God's height is at a minimum irrelevant and possibly a nonsensical question.

Yours is a nonsensical question, not because the answer can't be determined from the published paper (which it can be), but because the answer has no meaning.

Not exact matches

If you ask a Mormon these questions, prepare yourself for a blubbering, nonsensical, obfuscation followed by a passionate «testimony»!

Ergo, your question remains nonsensical.

Again and again one reads of a master who answers a disciple's philosophical question with a complete and insulting non sequitur of nonsensical quality.

Strictly speaking, in such a vision it would be nonsensical to pose the question, «does the Church have anything to say to the modern world?»

They free us from nonsensical affirmations that none of us take seriously, but few of us dare question.

Questioning the nonsensical belief in fairy tales based on an ancient tribal myths, and encouraging the «believer» to employ reason and rationally evaluate his or her position, isn't an attack.

Fred... I realize that your silly belief system doesn't grant you the ability to look past your nonsensical book for any true answers to lifes questions, so I will try to get you to understand atheism a little better.

That means your question is nonsensical... How am I supposed to thank you from Hell with no freaking service?

I think a significant percentage of Christians see the religion for all its foolishness, they just want to stay in the church club, don't want to upset their friends, don't want to rock the boat, don't want to be ostracized by questioning how nonsensical the whole religion is.

«Initially at the IPO there were question marks around the related - party leases, but I thought it was a little nonsensical,» OC's Evans says.

No one questions Gaskin's claims about homebirth even when they are obviously nonsensical.

The mechanics of your question are somewhat nonsensical at face, but giving an honest treatment to your phrasing of»... human right to health care» above (I understand that you did not phrase it within the epistemological framework of methodological individualism, so I want to treat your words fairly) the only way in which this phrase can make any sense at all without introducing a crime is:

The pressures of the great, hard questions bend and even break well - established principles, which is what makes science forever self - renewing — and which is what demolishes the nonsensical notion that science's job will ever be done.

So is the way the parents subtly twist the language they teach their children, using nonsensical definitions to keep them from asking too many questions.

Then it just becomes disturbing and nonsensical; the humor is lost amidst the piling up of bodies and the physical and psychological torture the characters are forced to endure (the only laugh garnered from here on out is a perfectly timed question mark at the very end).

Perhaps the better question is, who would want to check out this tired doomsday fable, as bleak as it is nonsensical?

Given my tendency to fall asleep at my desk, my dazed and often nonsensical answers to my boss's questions, I do think my coworkers suspected I was up to something — but were too afraid to ask what it was!

I argued to them the question was actually nonsensical — personality isn't something that can be quantified with numbers and percentages.

Most of the time I'll struggle to find the right answer since they all either sound apathetic or nonsensical to the question.

I do know the question is nonsensical.

You haven't answered a simple, direct question but instead make nonsensical claims about arguments you imagine me to be making.

Does this mean that those questions are nonsensical, and that trying to make sense of possible answers is beneath contempt?

The question seems nonsensical or paradoxical, «rather like asking whether the Bible can be unbiblical».