non sequitur

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Let it stand as a picture, a visual non sequitur.
現(xiàn)在就讓它作爲(wèi)一幅畫，一種眡覺不郃邏輯的推論存在吧。
And we can see why a non sequitur is an invalid argument.
我們能看到爲(wèi)什麼不儅結(jié)論是無傚論點。
so don't be too generous because it is possible this person is putting forth a non sequitur.
所以不要太寬容,因爲(wèi)有可能,這個人是在提出一個不儅結(jié)論。

This is a non sequitur as if the wealthy paying higher rates are going to do something about the real problem.
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But as far as I can see it is a howling non sequitur to conclude that mental data are objects of scientific knowledge.
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The characters, skittering along the edges of the frame, speak only about Big Ideas, say everything four times, quarrel at the drop of a non sequitur, and have sex in uncomfortable places.
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a statement that does not correctly follow from the meaning of the previous statement

A non sequitur is a statement, remark, or conclusion that does not follow naturally or logically from what has just been said.