Sentence examples for absolute fallacy from inspiring English sources
It's also an absolute fallacy that the "yes" movement is founded on anti-English sentiment.
Another high priority for the NRA is to end "the absolute fallacy of gun-free zones", LaPierre said in his address.
However, Klee says it's an "absolute fallacy" to think that if you cannot write well, give a good talk, or do not want to justify your spending, you should simply get a job in industry.
These are absolute fallacies.
Reside said this attempt at mitigation rested on "an absolute logical fallacy".
From the concessions, one might prove that one's opponent is 'committed to p,' but an attempt to make it seem as if this constitutes a proof of the absolute (non-relative) proposition 'p' would be a fallacy.
These four movements — the "ex-gay", intelligent design, conservative bioethics, and climate-change denial movements — rely on fallacies such as the false-choice dichotomy, which portrays certain choices as absolute either/or questions, to dismiss the work of the scientific establishment as conspiracies that threaten to undo society's moral foundation.
Montagu countered by publishing what is perhaps his most influential and important book, "Man's Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of Race". In it he argues forcefully against the belief that race is an absolute term that depicts something about a human being's character and intelligence.
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.
