Sentence examples for a bit fallacious to from inspiring English sources

It seemed a bit fallacious to assume that people fighting to earn a living wage and spend their free time organizing rallies don't dream, or that there's virtue in being broke in America.

But isn't that argument a bit fallacious?

That is a bit harder to assess.

Exercise a bit before going to bed.

It's fallacious to think that simply the statement of a problem, and the provision of an appallingly insensitive, brutal "solution" to this problem, is an ethical option.

In fact it is just as fallacious to consider speed in isolation from volume as it is to do the reverse - the pair form two sides of a speed-data-time triangle.

So, it seems like we finally have a non-fallacious way to refer to someone as "No True Scotsman". .

Despite the influence of this argument on the subsequent generation of philosophers of science, Reichenbach's analysis of spacetime measurement treatment is plainly inappropriate, manifesting a fallacious tendency to view the generically curved spacetimes of general relativity as stiched together from little bits of flat Minskowski spacetimes.

Dr Nahid Toubia argues that the term female circumcision "implies a fallacious analogy to non-mutilating male circumcision".

De Man attempted a coup at Editions de la Toison d'Or by sending a fallacious report to Berlin blaming Didier for mismanagement of the company.

It is tempting to see Fodor's concerns as resting on a fallacious argument to the effect that a process must be informationally encapsulated to be computationally tractable.