Sentence examples for Misleading argument from inspiring English sources

Dennett's considered view (2013) is that the CRA is "clearly a fallacious and misleading argument …." (p. 320).

In the present article, the author will address the question of "sudden appearance" and its relation to the Cambrian explosion with the purpose of providing teachers with information that should help them refute attempts to use this invalid and deliberately misleading argument to raise doubts about evolution.

Nuclear advocates argue that nuclear is preferable to fossil fuels, but this is a dangerous and misleading argument.

It was the weakest and most misleading argument we could use".

(Among the things we laugh at in comedy clubs, according to C.K.: "Intentionally false and misleading argument.… Half truths. Non-truths. Broad and hilariously wrongful generalizations").

Tomalin begins her biography with a prologue about these "Poems of 1912-13," making the striking but misleading argument that Emma's death was "when Thomas Hardy became a great poet".

He called their use of deliberately misleading arguments to hide their true religious objections "Fibbing for God".

If young people are not prepared to critically evaluate the information that bombards them online, they are apt to be duped by false claims and misleading arguments.

Democrats have argued that it is any president's right to fill vacancies on the court and that Republicans are hiding behind misleading arguments about the court's workload so they can deny Mr. Obama his appointments.

The Frack Master, a name given to Faulkner by a US trade magazine rather than his own public relations team, is most scathing about "scaremongering environmentalists", whom he claims have used misleading arguments to further their cause.

Curry's testimony was riddled with mistakes and misleading arguments, the worst of which involved disputing that climate scientists are more confident in human-caused global warming than they were six years ago.