The Latin phrase non sequitur means, literally, it does not follow. Thus, non sequitur is a term used to describe a comment or argument that does not logically transition from the previous conversation. To use the phrase in a sentence, one must simply remark upon a seemingly random conversation shift.
A: So I decided to apply for a new job.
B: Really? Have you noticed the weather lately?
A: Well, that was a non sequitur.
prejudicial use of rhetorical devices?
The geologist could see that the metamorphic rock was non foliated as it did not contain aligned minerals in bands.
Stealing is illegal.
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non electronic media are those thing where electricity can not use.
If uterus has been removed then no you cannot get pregnant. Symptoms are a non-sequitor
Your question is a non-sequitor as you do not say what modern figure. Restate your question, please.
You don't; the phrase is a non-sequitor. It means "Thanks be to God", such as in the below example: Person 1: How are you? Person 2: I am fine, thanks be to God.
Gandhi believed in the power of nonviolence as a means to bring about social and political change.
The driver received non-fatal injuries in the crash.
the teddybear was non violent
Thankfully, the crayons are non-toxic.
Yes. Non sequiturs are difficult to use effectively in academic arguments.
"in a museum there are many non living animals on display."
Es audax, sed non sequitur, me esse audax
that's a sentence using brimming. look at my one that's almost the same that's use non violence in a sentence.
Example sentence - He purchased the table saw even though it was non-returnable.