Sentence examples for a logical fallacy from inspiring English sources

That's called circular reasoning and it's a logical fallacy.

The belief that the connection between two events causes an outcome is a logical fallacy.

It's a logical fallacy, but whoever said dating had to make sense?

It sounded like a logical fallacy, but it seemed pleasantly futuristic nonetheless.

It was a logical fallacy that became a kind of conventional wisdom by the sheer frequency of its repetition.

It would be nice to call this a logical fallacy, but those are two words that should never be placed within physical proximity of Donald J Trump.

Zalewski's argument that "new art always borrows from old," citing Shakespeare's "Hamlet" as a remake, is a ridiculous logical fallacy.

This ploy, an example of a related logical fallacy called the argument from authority, taps our intuitive beliefs so forcefully that we psychology professors spend time training our introductory students to actively resist it.

Moreover, it is a formal logical fallacy to reason that 'survivors have a hyperdynamic circulation; therefore, if a patient can be made to have a hyperdynamic circulation, he or she will survive'.

I can't speak for everyone, but besides that being an apathetic logical fallacy (and a cheap troll analogy), it made me upset because it implied everyone was choosing one over the other.

In this regard, there is a rather humorous tu quoque (two wrongs make a right) logical fallacy that infuses the whole speech.