| The more someone tries to isolate them, as it happened then speciously, the more we will be united. |
| It is so insidious and speciously good, that it has found its way, like an angel of light, to the best hearts and holiest places. |
| And in the mean time we may observe, that such a way of Arguing may, it seems, be speciously accommodated to differing Hypotheses. |
| It has let the opposition Social Democrats portray themselves, somewhat speciously, as champions of financial rigour. |
| You're sternly and speciously warned against vandalistically breaking the law. |
| The Sherpa-roadies were ecstatic and told jokes throughout the evening, while each of us nodded speciously, not really listening. |
