Sentence examples for specious nature from inspiring English sources
"How is it necessary to have a rally for reason?" asks evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins of a massive crowd to which he's speaking on behalf of facts and logic — and against what he deems the specious nature of religious doctrine and political ideology.
Literary odds-making is surely a specious science, owing to the sphinx-like nature of the Nobel Committee — and, not inconsequentially, to most of our Anglo-centric knowledge of literature.
In slightly more general terms, Extensional theorists who believe that in our ordinary perceptual experience we are presented with purely phenomenal items (sense-data, qualia or similar) will regard the visual and auditory contents of specious presents as themselves being phenomenal in nature.
It's completely specious.
The reasoning is specious.
This is a specious argument.
This first appeal is specious.
It was clever – but specious.
That is a specious argument.
