Sentence examples for a fundamental fallacy from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the programme lies a fundamental fallacy.

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.

There is a fundamental fallacy in this argument the quality of education simply is not comparable.

There lay a fundamental fallacy behind this experiment: the belief that the principles of reason are guidelines for concrete political practice, that they are blueprints to reconstruct all society and the state.

John McCain noted that administration's strategy suffers from a "fundamental fallacy".

And this comment: "Isn't the author committing a fundamental fallacy by ignoring the historical context in which pre-modern artists were producing their works?" It's unlikely that Medieval and Renaissance artists were advocating theology.

Perhaps the fundamental fallacy of Davos is that its a geographically constrained closed network of a select few when we live in a world where presidents of nations, and CEOs of companies like AirBnB, are interacting with a much larger open network of humanity through social media.

Obama distracted progressives with a grand crusade for health care reform that reasserted the fundamental fallacy of the previous health reform effort of the Clinton years: Give the insurance companies a captive universal market under the absurd illusion that we can control costs without undermining their greed with a competitive government-run option.

The whole organization needs to be a part of recruiting if we are going to break the Fundamental Fallacy of Modern Recruiting, and we need to ensure that resources are available afterwards to help employees succeed.

"The fundamental fallacy was thinking that if we change the law in Washington, Mexicans would stop coming to find jobs," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, an immigrant advocacy group.

They don't, and I am going to call this the Fundamental Fallacy of Modern Recruiting.