Sentence examples for it's spurious from inspiring English sources

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.

But, Dr. McGregor said, the association between the war experience and elevated cancer rates was very strong, adding, "I don't think it's spurious".

It's spurious to say they're trying to influence the election, and if they are, they are doing a really shitty job.

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

Mr. Tejpal flatly denied this, and said it was spurious to claim that his magazine's journalism was somehow suspect, arguing that no publication has done more to highlight the plight of India's dispossessed than Tehelkha, which frequently runs exposés of corporate and political misdeeds.

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

Turnbull said it was "spurious" to link safety and pay, and accused the Labor party of setting up the tribunal as a "recruiting tool" for the TWU.

Like the 45-minute claim in the Iraq debate, it is "spurious, simple to take on board, and crucial in convincing parliament".

He pointed out that earlier this month the high court had refused a diplomatic immunity claim by Saudi billionaire in divorce proceedings, saying it was "spurious".

First, they say, it is spurious to argue that the protection of airlines is a national defense issue because many other industries -- trucking, arms manufacturing and so on -- could just as easily argue that their security measures should be financed by taxpayers to keep their products away from terrorists.

It is spurious, however, to suggest that the chancellor is proposing the offences in order to stay ahead of the curve; or, as he put it: "Let us not wait for the next wave of scandals in financial markets to hit us before we respond".