Sophistic

The writer's essay was filled with sophistic claims that had no basis in reality.

The defendant's defense was based on sophistic reasoning that failed to convince the jury.

Her speech was filled with sophistic arguments aimed at swaying the audience.

The historian wrote about how many politicians throughout history have used sophistic arguments to sway public opinion.

The politician was accused of being a sophistic for making false promises.

The politician was accused of being a sophistic who would do anything to win an election.

The newspaper article was full of sophistic claims that were easily disproven.

The author's book was denounced for its use of sophistic arguments to support its controversial thesis.

The philosopher argued that using sophistic reasoning was a form of intellectual dishonesty.

The debate coach taught her students how to spot and avoid using sophistic arguments.

The CEO was seen as a sophistic who manipulated the stock market to benefit himself.

The salesman's arguments were so sophistic that I didn't trust him.

The con artist was a master at using sophistic tactics to scam people out of their money.

The teacher was disappointed to learn that some of her students were using sophistic reasoning to justify their incorrect answers.

The debate was heated and filled with sophistic arguments from both sides.

She donned a sophistic hat with feathers and rhinestones for the wedding.

His car was sophistic with all the latest gadgets and features.

The actress arrived at the premiere in a sophistic dress that sparkled in the camera flashes.

The restaurant was decorated in a sophistic style with ornate chandeliers and velvet curtains.

He decorated his apartment in a sophistic manner, with expensive artwork and designer furniture.

The hotel lobby was grand and sophistic, with marble floors and crystal chandeliers.

The new boutique in town offered sophistic clothing and accessories for the elite.

The CEO's office was sophistic, with plush leather chairs and a mahogany desk.

The sophistic writer had a deep understanding of human nature.

The sophistic businessman had a lot of connections in the industry.

The world traveler was sophistic in his understanding of different cultures.

The sophistic journalist had a reputation for uncovering scandals.

The diplomat was sophistic in his ability to navigate international relations.

The author's book demonstrated a sophistic understanding of historical events.

The journalist had a sophistic view on international politics.

The socialite was sophistic in her manners and etiquette.

The sophistic politician knew how to appeal to different groups of voters.