Sentence examples for a false equivalence from inspiring English sources

But this is a false equivalence.

The triumph of a false equivalence does not make it true.

The media, which created a false equivalence between a former secretary of state and a reality TV star?

There's something of a false equivalence going on in these two categories, drug use and heavy drinking.

And it poses a false equivalence between very different figures, placing Washington — our first president — on the same slippery slope as Lee.

That said, I don't wish to draw a false equivalence between QAnon and fans of people such as Garland, Mensch, Taylor and Abramson.

Subsuming these issues into a broad category creates a similar false equivalence.

For the Obama administration, the WikiLeaks investigation seems a needlessly self-inflicted injury, a chance for people to draw a largely false equivalence between crackdowns on journalists around the world and in the US.

In a nutshell, false equivalence amounts to little more than a reporter holding up the actions on both sides as equally blameworthy, when it's obvious that no clear equivalence between the two exists..

A magnificent false equivalence: the percentage of doubt, if it could even be calculated, would bear no relation to the number of lives that might be threatened by a nuclear attack.

It's a caution against false equivalence and a reminder of the singular horror of the Holocaust.