| Confronted yesterday with the Senate report, Wilson could only offer a non sequitur and a lame denial. |
| As an argument, though, it has the disadvantage of being a complete non sequitur. |
| The reason this inference amounts to a logical fallacy is that it is just a blatant non sequitur. |
| This unusual non sequitur represents the high point of bizarreness in this collection of sketches. |
| First of all, common sense would dictate that this is a non sequitur, because the federal and state education collusion is a monopoly itself. |
| This non sequitur is even harder to sustain when considering the Asian minority, a minority that has had its own historical hardships. |
