Sentence examples for possibly specious from inspiring English sources
New episodes of "The Locator" make their debuts on Saturday nights at 10, an hour when exhausted mothers need palliatives, and dateless women need confirmation that the fantasies sold by series in the vein of "Amazing Wedding Cakes" are possibly specious.
This can lead to its use on both legitimate and possibly specious purchases, and thus there are still ethics to consider when applying MSI on objects.
Overall, no evidence of seasonality was observed, and earlier positive reports from smaller studies (for example Hayes, 1961; Lee, 1963a, b; Gunz and Spears, 1968) were postulated to have been specious, possibly arising due to increased publication of positive results over negative findings.
The specious present is perhaps not really specious: the idea that it was specious depended on an idea that the real (nonspecious) present had to be instantaneous.
Since the momentary episodes of experience which feature in the Extensional model do not feature change, it seems that Extensional specious presents are composed of ingredients which cannot possibly exist.
Their legal arguments were hardly specious, but they were novel enough to be plausibly branded partisan and opportunistic — possibly in a dissenting opinion by four liberal Democratic appointees on the court that would have become a de facto Obama campaign manifesto.
It's completely specious.
The reasoning is specious.
This is a specious argument.
