Sentence examples for It spurious from inspiring English sources

An algorithm is an edited platform like any other, more dangerous since editing by statistical quantity gives it spurious authenticity.

On the other hand, categorically discrediting the theory of reverse epidemiology and calling it spurious without examining the true effect of weight-gaining interventions on the survival of dialysis patients is not scientifically or ethically appropriate.

The distance the artists have traveled from representations of nature to, say, James Brooks' circular arena of stains and brush strokes, Norman Bluhm's dripping pathways, Willem de Kooning's fluid ribbons of color and Diebenkorn's orchestrations of bleached color and light at Ocean Park is so great that visitors may think it spurious to call this a landscape show.

'Image is everything?' By its very definition, it is spurious.

It's this commitment that lays bare "jobs and growth" as a slogan as cynical as it is spurious.

In October, for example, nervous rumors that a football stadium in the United States would be subject to a nuclear attack flooded the National Counterterrorism Center; analysts there immediately suspected it was spurious.

However, this effect was not large, and, although it was statistically significant, it may be spurious.

There's a reason it never made it out of there: I won't say it's spurious, but it doesn't quite feel authentic.

Then, when I paste it into Disqus, spurious hard line-breaks don't happen.

Gallup pays millions to settle a lawsuit it says is spurious.

Pinker had latched on to a seven-word quote in the New Yorker, invested it with spurious precision, and misunderstood it as referring to all species rather than only birds.