Sentence examples for a sort of fallacy from inspiring English sources
The brain is simply the wrong context for the use of mental vocabulary the search for mental states of the brain is therefore a category error or a sort of fallacy of reasoning.
Lurking beneath the medical humanities' manifesto is a form of associative thinking – a sort of causal fallacy: it is the notion that literary or philosophical absorption, and compassion for one's fellow beings, follow a simple linear path.
Whether it was Ultra Music Festival or Digital Dreams in 2014, the rain can change everyone's experience, simultaneously upping the intensity and decorating day-of vibes with a sort of pathetic fallacy.
After all, people eat lots of barbecue and grilled meat on humid 90-degree days, so to say it's about a desire for "lightness" is some sort of fallacy of logic that if I'd paid attention in philosophy class I'd be able to name.
Ultimately this is still going by people's judgment, which is of course always subject to some sort of fallacy.
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