Sentence examples for a fallacy for from inspiring English sources

Colless is quoting a constituent who says it will be a "fallacy" for the same-sex marriage bill to pass.

However, some of the new, post-Hamblin, scholars have either ignored it (Finocchiaro, Biro and Siegel) or rejected it because appearances can vary from person to person, thus making the same argument a fallacy for the one who is taken in by the appearance, and not a fallacy for the one who sees past the appearances.

Griffin represents all process theists in considering it a fallacy, for it is their contention that there are logically possible states of affairs that no being, including God, could bring about by itself.

It's a fallacy for people to think they can encounter God on their own terms.

There is no cohesion among the residents but there is a fallacy of the shared expectations for the social control of public space, which is the natural place where people from all backgrounds are forced to collide -- notably true on the subway.

Traditionally, it is a fallacy of the economically naïve left -- for example, four years ago France's Socialist government tried to create more jobs by reducing the length of the workweek.

Actually, the major reason for undermined scientific method is identified but this is not sufficient to justify why a fallacy has survived for two decades.

It is both a fallacy and morally indefensible for the Obama administration to argue that it must choose between saving the lives of AIDS patients and saving children who suffer from other treatable diseases in the developing world.

And it was only later I learned that the idea of being "well-adjusted" was a fallacy I had created for myself.

First, it is a fallacy that a job gained for one person is a job lost for another; there is no fixed "lump of labour".

It is a fallacy therefore to suppose that, for all their seeming dominance, the paperback is likely to oust the hardcover book.