nonsensational

This wording contrasts with that on the tape itself, which, after its introduction, is earnest and nonsensational.

"We are taking a pragmatic, nonmoralistic, nonemotional, nonsensational approach to the drug problem," Mr. Engelsman said.

Regarding nonsensational literature, his speech is replete with references to the Bible, Shakespeare, even Goethe.

Court TV, which is offering the most thorough and nonsensational coverage, nonetheless has a tantalizing come-on in its promotional announcements.

Mr. Rivera's talk show, which in the past had been subjected to widespread criticism for its tabloid content, but which he said he had successfully revised into a nonsensational format, has been broadcast for 11 years.

GENERAL IDEAS AND THOUGHT It is said to be one of the merits of the human mind that it is capable of framing abstract ideas, and of conducting nonsensational thought.