Nonsense vs Quarrel

Some examples from the web:

• Nonsense, you've done more than enough for me.
• Nonsense has the hands of an angel.
• Nonsense. You've never had enough.
• Nonsense, you're letting your imagination run away with you.
• Nonsense, says the religious world view.
• Nonsense! His wound is superficial, that's all!
• One wants to say, "Nonsense. Why not?"
• Nonsense. You can't have it all. You can't.
• But about three years ago I had an art show in New York, and I titled it "Serious Nonsense."
• Hackett: Nonsense. Just a little professional courtesy.
• - Nonsense The house is settling.
• It's mighty kind of you. Nonsense.
• Nonsense. We programme an appropriately docile steed...
• Nonsense, I never turn down a big fee.
• "Nonsense!" Mama would say.
• That's too much to ask. Nonsense.
• Nonsense. I fought for 20 years.
• Nonsense, it was all OK yesterday.
• Nonsense. We just telephoned from the main hall.
• Nonsense. Fathers should kiss their sons.

Some examples from the web:

• That's never been our quarrel.
• Perhaps he had a quarrel with the publisher.
• She always takes a trip after a quarrel.
• You're taking sides, and that never solves a quarrel.
• It's not Earl Sigvard's quarrel.
• We had a terrible quarrel about you.
• I would not have senseless quarrel open gap between us.
• His wife threatened him with divorce which then it turned into quarrel and murder.
• I think I tried quarrel on purpose.
• I find it an extravagant reaction to a quarrel.
• An artificial quarrel is not a quarrel.
• Strangways and Quarrel checked the offshore islands.
• These fishermen ask the earth to charter, and Quarrel's the most expensive.
• Quarrel, cut some of those reeds.
• My first job would be finding the man who killed Strangways and Quarrel.
• And Quarrel's the most expensive.
• Bond does not actually learn of No's plot until he and Quarrel - with Honey Rider, who would trespass to find shells - had infiltrated Crab Key and been captured.
• In 1855 he touched the highest mark of his achievement with The Gamblers and The Quarrel (La Rixe), which was presented by Napoleon III to the English Court.
• 30 Quarrel not with a man without cause, with one who has done you no harm.