Sentence examples for seems spurious from inspiring English sources

More than ever it seems spurious to separate the funny Franco from the brow-furrowing one.

The notion of hordes of diners demanding that the kitchen split portions seems spurious.

And her insinuation that their looming extinction stems from internal rifts, not simply emigration, seems spurious.

The cease-and-desist from the Joyce estate seems spurious to me, contravening the spirit of fair use in the arts and sciences".

While aid can be seen as a vehicle to "reduce the pressure for mass migration," as international development secretary Priti Patel has urged, even that motivation seems spurious under Trump.

As Kripke has insisted, it seems spurious to suggest that the question how we know which individual we are referring to when we make such a claim can be answered only by invoking a criterion of transworld identity.

If this seems spurious, then consider that a modest two-star hotel in a major European city can run around 95 to 120 Euros.

gambiae LCRs seems spurious for several reasons.