Sentence examples for spurious concept from inspiring English sources

British politicians adore the spurious concept of Tech City.

"The census should not even include a question about race, which is a spurious concept," wrote Oleditor from Magnolia, Tex.

He argued that impartiality between lawful and unlawful men was a spurious concept, saying he "felt the BBC would have given Satan and Jesus Christ equal time".

The full impact of his response to the events of 1513 only emerges later in the war practices of the Utopians, whose objective approach to conflict leaves no room for spurious concepts of glory.

** The unclear relationship between MedDRA preferred terms and lower-level terms results in spurious concepts in UMLS and inaccurate relationships.

Time alone will tell whether the distinctions between the two types of cell death are valid or spurious, and whether the concept of apoptosis will gain wide acceptance.

The concept is spurious — immigration laws don't work that way — but Mr. Levy used it, and then went off the rails, his voice rising, as he claimed that Southampton Hospital was closing its maternity ward because of a glut of uninsured "anchor babies".

The paper builds the new formulas on a thorough discussion of the concepts of spurious activation, failure classification, and failure propagation in a safety-instrumented system.

A more vivid non-logical example of using the concept to undermine spurious metaphysical ideas was in showing that the Catholic understanding of transubstantiation was empty and incoherent (EP1: 131f).

Therefore, wherever possible, we tried to decrease the possibility of creating spurious unique properties by ensuring that all concepts had at least one other related concept in the list.

The Kindle Store on Amazon has been inundated with spurious or duplicative ebooks issued under a retail concept known as "private label rights," or P.L.R.