Sentence examples similar to grounded in a specious argument from inspiring English sources

And it's hard to get away with a specious argument in her presence.

In support of their challenge, Appellants rely on a specious argument that there is no "Exchange established by the State" in States with HHS-created Exchanges and, therefore, that taxpayers who purchase insurance in these States cannot receive subsidies.

At the outset, let me dispense with a specious argument doing the rounds: that it was "the polls" that did in Julia Gillard.

Mr. Ebersol labeled that a "specious argument," saying that for much of the last five years, Mr. Leno had much lower lead-in audiences than Mr. Letterman got at CBS and yet he always won in the ratings.

This is kind of a specious argument from critics of Holder, as well.

That is, in part, a specious argument.

In my view it's a specious argument, but logic doesn't always seem to prevail in fashion.

There's a specious argument in circulation that will not die.

That's why objecting to financial regulation overhaul on the grounds that it might allow future bailouts is such a specious argument.

We "writers" would call your assertion a "specious argument" or in Wheel of Fortune speak, "comparing apples and oranges".

"It is a specious argument and it places us in an unpredictable situation when it comes to our plans to keep the port competitive with other deep-water ports along the east coast".