Sentence examples for as fallacy from inspiring English sources

It took all of half an hour for Djokovic to expose that reasoning as fallacy.

Scientists have long recognised the nature-v-nurture debate as fallacy.

The economic growth experienced in the Lula years perfectly exposed this as fallacy: it wouldn't have been possible if 20 million people had not been lifted out of poverty, if 32 million people had not joined the middle class.

However, this idea is revealed as fallacy when you look at the figures, which show that even if every unemployed person in the country spent their every waking hour looking for a job, they wouldn't be able to find one.

The material fallacies are also known as fallacies of presumption, because the premises "presume" too much they either covertly assume the conclusion or avoid the issue in view.

Third, we explain a series of what we perceive as fallacies, many of them widely held and by senior observers, in turbulence knowledge, leading to turbulence models.

Because all is unreal, unreliable, and an illusion (maya), caste and the Hindu divinity of the self may be dismissed as fallacies.

She started scrutinizing the question four years ago, dismayed by what she and colleagues referred in a paper to as "fallacies, irrelevant facts, and myths" in the discussion of banking, and specifically capital regulation.

Fallacies falling under evidence indistinctly conceived (Bk. V, vii) were further described as fallacies of confusion.

Like Locke, Watts does not consider these arguments as fallacies but as kinds of arguments.

The former count as fallacies, the latter, less condemnable, are blunders (1995, 235).