Sentence examples for specious propaganda from inspiring English sources

The longer we stay away from the moon – it's been more than 40 years since the last moonwalk – the more tempting it becomes for us to think that the Apollo programme, which got there between 1963 and 1972, was some kind of specious propaganda by the US government.

Some of the allegations may have been specious, the result of Sandinista propaganda, American intelligence officials said.

Yes, contemporary America is plagued with an inordinate amount of crime against persons and property, but the idea that a gun in every closet is therefore warranted and an indispensable element of public safety and security is wholly specious; it is a product of contemporary NRA and gun lobby propaganda, not historical precedent or even practical assessment.

And all specious.

It's completely specious.

The reasoning is specious.

It was specious.

Propaganda, perhaps.

This is a specious argument.

This first appeal is specious.

It was clever – but specious.