Sentence examples for bogus association from inspiring English sources

Superstitions are forms of bogus association that are an inevitable by-product of the need to learn which foods nourish and even more importantly, which make us ill.

Communication professor Sut Jhally has argued that pervasive commercial advertising, by constantly reinforcing a bogus association between consumption and happiness and by focusing on individual immediate needs, leads to a squandering of resources and stands in the way of a discussion of fundamental societal and long-term needs.

An Amtrak official said it was "completely bogus" for the association to suggest that Amtrak was not paying its fair and agreed-upon share.

Perhaps most prominent was the journalist Simon Singh, who was sued by the British Chiropractic Association for his use of the word "bogus" when he referred to association's claims.

FRAUD CHARGED The founder and managing director of Prim Capital Corporation has been charged with attempting to defraud the players association out of $3 million with a bogus contract, federal prosecutors in Manhattan said.

"What they're charging is completely bogus and lies," said the current president of the tenants association, Brian Pearson.

Lawyers for the two men said the government's fruitless battle was an example of bogus terrorism charges made on the ground of guilt by association.

The Giacometti Foundation and the Picasso estate view the problem of bogus art sales as so acute that this year they helped found a new association, the International Union of Modern and Contemporary Masters, to promote legal protections "against the circulation of counterfeit works of art".

"Bogus, bogus.

totally bogus.

Amiably bogus.