Sentence examples for specious concept from inspiring English sources
But in this twilight world "normal" is a specious concept.
"But some of the deal-making he did subsequent to creating this somewhat specious concept of content and delivery has kind of made us weary.
Yet there are dinosaurs who take a dim view of such a plan, their highly specious argument revolving around the nebulous concept of loyalty.
Beatrice's mother still works for Mythologic and now she firmly believes that all concepts are better communicated through specious retellings of ancient myths.
There is the concept of the generation, an empirically specious category (as though the human race reproduced itself just once every twenty-five years) that nevertheless captures an element in everyone's sense of identity.
He contended that the traditional concept of the just war, though approved by St. Augustine and most later theologians, is specious, for any ruler who wants to start a war will find a way to convince himself that his cause is just.
It's completely specious.
The reasoning is specious.
This is a specious argument.
