Tosh

The speaker's tosh about the superiority of one race over another was met with widespread condemnation.

The newspaper article was filled with tosh about the dangers of vaccinations, despite overwhelming scientific evidence to the contrary.

The artist's latest installation was hailed as a masterpiece by some, but others dismissed it as pretentious tosh.

She thought the book was full of tosh and couldn't finish it.

The philosopher's tosh about the meaning of life left his students more confused than enlightened.

The religious leader's tosh about the end of the world being imminent was met with skepticism by most of his congregation.

I can't believe people actually pay money to read that tosh in the tabloids.

The article was filled with utter tosh about the benefits of a juice cleanse.

I tried to explain the concept to him, but he kept spouting tosh.

The movie was entertaining, but some of the dialogue was pure tosh.

The CEO's attempts to justify the company's unethical practices were seen as transparent tosh by the media.

He dismissed the politician's promises as mere tosh.

The social media influencer's promotion of a useless product was called out as shameless tosh by her followers.

He was spouting tosh about the origins of the universe, despite having no scientific background.

The conspiracy theorist's tosh about the moon landing being a hoax was debunked by scientists long ago.

The movie was just a load of tosh, with no plot or character development.

The author's latest book was a convoluted mess, filled with incomprehensible tosh.

She was sick of hearing her colleague's tosh about how the world would be better off without technology.

The author's latest book was a complete load of tosh, with a weak plot and shallow characters.

The CEO's speech was full of corporate tosh that failed to inspire anyone in the audience.

Don't listen to his tosh about aliens living among us.

The self-proclaimed expert's tosh about how to achieve success in life was seen as nothing more than a cheap attempt to sell books.

She rolled her eyes at his tosh and walked away.

She was bored by the lecturer's tosh on quantum physics.

The self-proclaimed "guru" was spouting tosh about achieving inner peace through expensive yoga retreats.

He spouted so much tosh during the debate that no one took him seriously.

She couldn't believe the politician had the nerve to talk such tosh during the debate.

He dismissed her argument as tosh and refused to engage in a meaningful conversation.

The journalist's attempt to whitewash the politician's history of corruption was met with accusations of spouting tosh.

The salesman's pitch was all tosh and she didn't buy a thing.