Sentence examples for a fraudulent argument from inspiring English sources

It's a fraudulent argument, but it has been used effectively again and again over the past 20 years to help block meaningful gun reforms.

It's a fraudulent argument as the Michigan primary ballot did not offer Democrats real candidate choices.

So yes, I think it's fair to say that Richwine is making a fraudulent argument that, contrary to his claims of good science, is the product of his own personal and ideological needs rather than of any good data.

"It's a completely fraudulent argument," he said.

Paul Krugman, ever the gentleman scholar, accuses Mr Roy of knowingly "making an essentially fraudulent argument".

So Roy has to know that he's making an essentially fraudulent argument — and does it anyway.

Tools for skeptical thinking.…What skeptical thinking boils down to is the means to construct, and to understand, a reasoned argument and especially important to recognize a fallacious or fraudulent argument" (Sagan 1995; p. 196).

After years of dubious war, the encouragement of torture, spying on American citizens, fraudulent arguments for a huge debt, and routine corruption and incompetence in this administration, those "interesting but neurotic" Democrats look pretty stable to me.

Obviously fraudulent arguments get made; get knocked down; and soon pop up again, as if the original discussion never happened.

"Do we really need those $40,000 professional cameras when a regular point and shoot takes almost indistinguishable pictures?" It's often propagated in the "six megapixels is enough" argument, or a fraudulent comparision between two resized photos.

It's a fraudulent representation.