What you said does not make sense.

What you said doesn't make sense.

Traditions no longer make any sense.

Surrendered people obey God's words, even if it doesn't make sense.

Certainly, talks and conferences make little sense without a coherent policy.

During the communist era, most people believed that individual efforts to effect change did not make sense.

'You call it degrading! do not call it that such words have no meaning for me,' she replied tremulously.

Nothing has no meaning.

There's no point in being nervous.

There's no point in repeating.

Curiously, both examples are direct from dictionary translations, which make absolutely no grammatical sense in Russian, when used in their slang context.

This is a triumph for common sense.

I didn't catch the meaning.

I didn't catch the meaning.

It is no use going there.

It is no use going there.

There's no point in waiting.

He is devoid of common sense.

He has no common sense.

She is devoid of common sense.

It's not worth reading any further.

I didn't understand the meaning.

This doesn't make sense.

It doesn't make any sense.

Nothing makes sense.

Nothing makes sense.

There's no point in living any longer.

I see no reason to continue.

What is the meaning of meaning?

She had no common sense.

That makes more sense.

That makes more sense.

Tom is devoid of common sense.

Any further discussion is pointless.

What's the meaning of meaning?

What's the point of the point?

There's no point in doing that.

There's no point in doing that.

There's no point doing that.

There's no point going there.

It makes no sense to remodel.

The sentence makes no sense.

There's no point in comparing them.

There's no point in denying it.

We have no reason to lie.