Sentence examples similar to have as a sequitur from inspiring English sources

Beady-eared listeners might have spotted a non-sequitur here.

As a sequitur, for most living women today, screening remains their primary option for cervical cancer prevention.

Republicans have had a penchant for non sequiturs recently, but this is a particularly craven example.

More like a sequitur, I'd say.

Beyond the non sequitur of its award of a Nobel, and to its genuine credit, the European Union will have then served as a real catalyst in refocusing the president and perhaps the chancellor's vision on how far and hard Vladimir Putin can feel free to push.

To conclude otherwise takes all prizes as a non sequitur.

Obviously he does not view this as a non sequitur.

It began as a non sequitur crackle of sunlight thunder, on a gorgeous morning after an evening of thunderstorms.

If the question is treated as a non sequitur, you need to drop the smile and look earnest with a hint of stupidity.

"Most of the hoaxes that I see … have syntax errors, a lot of incomplete sentences, non-sequiturs.

(By the way, if your son isn't yet privy to the details of his birth then you must shut down any questions in his presence with a firm: "This is not a good time" or just reply with a non sequitur: "Thanks! Isn't he an amazing kid? We feel so blessed to have him as our son").