spuriously造句

Rename operations no longer spuriously try to create links.

the lawyer argued spuriously that his client knew nothing of the burglary.

A body of texts written a.d.200and spuriously ascribed to various prophets and kings of Hebrew Scriptures.

Some spuriously exact statistic, such as 65, 000 or 31% or 0.1, is dressed up with mights, coulds and other pseudo-qualifications.

He argues that more prosecutions could spark civil war or, slightly less spuriously, that they might undermine hard-won efforts at reconciliation.

A particular application, of course, has the ability to ignore some of the ordering information but the information model of XML always asserts a significance to order, often spuriously.