(1) This non sequitur invalidates his argument.

(2) This is a huge non sequitur.

(3) The rabbit was a non sequitur.

(4) It was such a non sequitur.

(5) This is a non sequitur, since something can be both a by-product and a great value.

(6) But there is a non sequitur in Bentham's argument.

(7) And we can see why a non sequitur is an invalid argument.

(8) Let it stand as a picture, a visual non sequitur.

(9) The non sequitur is to assume that the new service will be a revenue-generating business in its own right.

(10) This non sequitur compounds the fact that high unemployment rates often produce popular opposition to opening markets to foreign competition.

(11) The sentence itself contains a non sequitur - firstly discussing the severe winters of the past several years, and then accusing Mr. Durant of waste and neglect.

(12) You commit a fallacy of non sequitur when you site in support of a conclusion something that's true but irrelevant. Sentencedict.com

(13) Had she missed something important, or was this just a non sequitur?

(14) It purports to be the end of some orderly progression of thought and effort, yet it constitutes a complete non sequitur.

(15) The indignant theorist casts aspersions on their methods, inserts a non sequitur regarding its effects and explains how this is frightfully unfair for the "little guy".

(16) His statement that high salaries and bonuses to financial executives caused pay "inequality" in the economy is a non sequitur.

(17) His life is a logical result of his opinions, and mine is a contemptible non sequitur.

(18) When I began to revise it, where I expected to find meaning and consistency, I encountered one non sequitur after another.

(19) so don't be too generous because it is possible this person is putting forth a non sequitur.