non sequitur , non seq. (Abkürzung)

Obviously he does not view this as a non sequitur.

More specifically it is also a form of non sequitur.

The dark man looked surprised at the seeming non sequitur.

The last sentence felt like a complete non sequitur to me.

In the ruins of 9/11, relationships are a non sequitur.

I blinked at the non sequitur and shook my head.

He replied to my question with an apparent non sequitur.

Instead it is passed off gracefully as another non sequitur.

To bring the civil rights struggle into this is just a non sequitur.

Second, make a grand accusation followed up by a non sequitur.

The show, which was one non sequitur after another, began like a sophisticated comedy.

But a non sequitur does not dispose of the difficulty.

This non sequitur seemed to be generated by the expression on my face.

Now, he stands around all day asking non sequitur questions like, "What is love, really?"

This was such a non sequitur that the professor fumbled for a moment.

George decides that this is not a non sequitur.

And in truth, a mismatched double bill can feel like a non sequitur.

With that final non sequitur, he left me to cross-examine his parents.

But essentially each section is a non sequitur accompanied by a variety of sound.

He paused, then delivered what sounded at first like a non sequitur.

But this non sequitur could be applied to any explanation of rape.

"No wonder Michigan has lost 73,000 jobs," a voice says in the non sequitur of the week.

(Did we mention we'd get to the non sequitur part yet?

"Oh," she said again, surprised at the apparent non sequitur.

Golding paused for a moment to consider my non sequitur.