non sequitur
Speech parts
1. non sequitur - Noun
2. non sequitur - Verb
Meaning
An inference which does not follow from the premises.
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non-sequitur
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Romney's reply was something of a non-sequitur.
This is significant, considering “Stanley the Parrot” had an oblique narrative about the influence of summer in making a man and a two-minute non-sequitur intro and odd bluegrass solos and it’s called fucking “Stanley the Parrot.”
To what are you referring as being a red herring or a non sequitur?
My post does not make too much sense, but I hope It does not contain too many “Hillary did this, therefore Jeb’s behavior is equally reprehensible.” non sequitur arguments.
It was a non-sequitur that served only to satisfy the senator’s desire for camera time.
Regardless of the scale and scope, these moments of non-sequitur give the album a shining sense of personality rarely seen in protest music.