Sentence examples for a flawed analogy from inspiring English sources
But Gingrich's analysis is based on a flawed analogy.
("A flawed analogy, but resonant all the same," was one correspondent's accompanying note).
In addition to being a flawed analogy for mandatory voting, mandatory jury service should itself be abolished.
In their recent well-argued critique of the concept, Oh et al. (2016) called it a "flawed analogy" that is potentially dangerous for its lack of rigor.
They take it to a steel mill, we take it to a landfill — it's the same thing.' But it was a flawed analogy.
87 min: "I know she's not up there with Cheryl Cole, Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman, or Samantha "Queen of the MILFs" Cameron, but making Kirsten Dunst synonymous with the 'unconventionally' attractive surely indicates a wholly flawed analogy," splutters Ryan Dunne, who's continuing to focus on the important issues.
Admittedly, the comparison between our transportation systems and the internet is an imperfect and flawed analogy, but one that can nonetheless catalyze more creative systems-level thinking.
She notices what she calls a "false clarity derived from flawed analogies" -- for instance, a comparison of political repression today to that of the Palmer Raids after World War I or the internment of 110,000 Japanese-Americans during World War II.
Mehdi Hasan has written in the Guardian at length about the flawed analogies and bad history the idea is based on.
A flawed but illustrative analogy: think of this as a modern-day equivalent of the famous War of Currents between Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla.
