pack of nonsense

"I have never heard such a pack of nonsense in my life!"

And I regard it as a pack of nonsense.

Major Sam Lopat had thought they were a pack of nonsense.

"You'll get a pack of nonsense into your heads and waste time that should be put on your lessons.

Hearken, all this is a pack of nonsense.

Think of all the people who believed in astrology, long after it was proved to be a pack of nonsense."

Pack of nonsense.

Sharur's grandfather's ghost spoke in his ear: "All this folderol o a mere man is a pack of nonsense, if anybody wants to know.

"That there calendar Mr. Walter was reading from-" "Is a pack of nonsense," Emerson broke in.

He had previously retorted to similar charges, "just one word from Brigham, and they are ready to slay all before them...It is all a pack of nonsense, the whole of it."

"A great pack of nonsense to begin with, giving away one of our very best dragons in the middle of a war when we are so desperate hard-up to begin with; Laurence, oughtn't we go home?"

I was finding it hard to believe that a grown man could be put to a wall and kept there with such a pack of nonsense, but that's the way it went until the door to the room slid noiselessly aside and Dameron stepped in.

But when you were the only person beside myself not to applaud Duncan's pack of nonsense, and when you got up and walked out on him, it occurred to me that you might not be fully sympathetic with his point of view.

That even the President of the United States is not safe, for at one wink from Brigham the Danites will be upon him and kill him...It is all a pack of nonsense, the whole of it."

I am now admitted (after undergoing an examination that's enough to badger a man blue, touching a pack of nonsense that he don't want to know) on the roll of attorneys and have taken out my certificate, if it would be any satisfaction to you to see it."