| The Sherpa-roadies were ecstatic and told jokes throughout the evening, while each of us nodded speciously, not really listening. |
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| You're sternly and speciously warned against vandalistically breaking the law. |
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| His presentation was very polished and, I would imagine, speciously appealing to many not familiar with the facts. |
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| The government speciously said it withheld to protect the privacy of the advice given by the. |
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| It has let the opposition Social Democrats portray themselves, somewhat speciously, as champions of financial rigour. |
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| The play speciously associates giving all with ultimate return. |
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| The more someone tries to isolate them, as it happened then speciously, the more we will be united. |
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| But it is also sentimental in the literary sense: an exhausted form has been speciously revived. |
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| In terms of immigration, those who argue speciously that the strengthening of screening approaches is anti-immigrant are profoundly mistaken. |
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| We were immersed in a culture of war, speciously justified and sustained by the prevailing ideologies. |
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| Even so, one needn't necessarily be a liberal-arts graduate to regard as distinctly and speciously utilitarian the idea that higher education is, above all, a route to economic advancement. |
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