Sentence examples similar to a widespread fallacy from inspiring English sources

One widespread fallacy, for example, is that Ulster Catholics have no vote.

Gould writes: "This assumption the easy slide from current function to reason for origin is, to my mind, the most serious and widespread fallacy of my profession, for it lies embedded in hundreds of conventional tales about pathways of evolution…When you demonstrate that something works well, you have not solved the problem of how, when, or why it arose".

Another widespread fallacy is the presumption that criticizing schools is the same as criticizing learning.

There are widespread fallacies among potential cogeneration developers and concerned professionals that cogeneration is uncompetitive in Malaysia due to existing policies of subsidized gas prices and grid-connection charges.

Sandy Hook trutherism is unforgivable, but the essential fallacy on which it rests – that facts we can't account for must have a sinister explanation – is a widespread, human and dangerously seductive one.

"The Crew" is cobbled together in desperate obedience to the widespread Hollywood fallacy that the more plot a movie has, the more people will like it.

Moreover, such a move is in many cases a fallacy.

That's a pernicious fallacy.

This is a complete fallacy.

This is a dangerous fallacy.

That is a logical fallacy.