Sentence examples for in the spurious from inspiring English sources

Another issue is that women already find themselves in the spurious category of "women comedians".

They were worldly Muslim men who had found the expression for their personal alienation in the spurious legitimacy of extremism.

That same aggressive clamour could be heard in the spurious justifications for the overthrow of Saddam Hussein.

Its main goal was to expose the elimination of cultural issues in the spurious reduction of the complexities of mental illness to behavioural genetics.

According to Ms. Mac Donald, the Police Department "is awash in the spurious 'diversity' ideology" and foolish to devote "ever more instructive hours to moronic 'anti-racism' training".

It had no effect, and in the spurious elections called under its articles in December 1937 there was only one candidate for each seat.

The world, and especially moderate, traditional, spiritual, conventional and even conservative -- but few radical -- Muslims have watched in dismay as the spurious "Islamic State" (ISIS) has undertaken the systematic destruction of the pre-Islamic monuments at Palmyra in Syria.

The answer seems to be that the obits were at least partially sourced from Wikipedia, the online open-source encyclopedia, which contained a short entry on Hazlehurst in which the spurious claim about the S Club 7 song was published.

It is more difficult to implicate selection in producing the spurious clade.

Our neurosphere data reveal a role for Gas1 in suppressing the spurious activation of both effectors, presumably via suppressing the basal activity of Ret.

This embracing of odd ideas led him on to writing articles in praise of the spurious guru Bagwan Rajneesh.