Sentence examples for a fallacy of from inspiring English sources

No — that's a fallacy of composition.

Germany's approach suffers from a fallacy of composition.

Yet it's a fallacy of "cultural literacy" to equate shared narratives with shared meanings.

It's a fallacy of Western civilization that the mind is doing all the thinking".

It is a fallacy of neo-liberal thinking that private companies and workers will train themselves for the modern workplace.

There is a fallacy of composition problem here, in which everyone would like to cut their deficit, while hoping that a lower exchange rate will help them increase their export share, and thus prop up GDP growth.

Even the most recent model is limiting behaviours and constructed on a fundamental fallacy of percentile rankings which will always a place schools from 1 to 100% no matter the absolute quality.

The argument that design is indicated by the fine-tuning of the universe as a habitat suitable for life is based on an intellectual fallacy of assigning probability to a unique event.

Yet it is an informal fallacy of content, not a formal fallacy.

The central problem with "Ill Fares the Land" is a classic fallacy of the liberal-left intelligentsia, more in Europe than in the United States.

This is a dangerous fallacy of state secrecy everywhere: that "embarrassing" is synonymous with "damaging to national security," and that protecting the career of a particular incumbent is the same as protecting the institution.