Sentence examples for specious advice from inspiring English sources

Some have criticized WebMD for publishing medical advice that might encourage readers to use its advertisers' products, but I found the section on "Illnesses and Emergencies" to be generally free of specious advice.

This is why I have no patience for anyone who insists that women must learn self-defense moves and memorize lists of specious advice to prevent our own victimization.

34 1 Galba did not delay any longer, but favoured those who offered the more specious advice.41 Yet Piso was sent first to the camp, for he was young, had a great name, and enjoyed fresh popularity; he was also an enemy of Titus Vinius; either that was a fact, or else in their anger the opponents of Vinius wished to have it so: and it is so much easier to believe in hatred.

To date, no study has been done on whether following this specious advice actually increases your chance of getting pregnant.

Mr. Bell's credentials for offering campaign advice are a bit specious.

Arguments range from fear-mongering - a fiduciary requirement on brokers would throw the whole retirement system into chaos - to specious - excessive restrictions would make it economically unfeasible to offer financial advice at the lower end of the market.

And all specious.

It's completely specious.

It was specious.

The reasoning is specious.

This is a specious argument.