Sentence examples for be a fallacy for from inspiring English sources
Colless is quoting a constituent who says it will be a "fallacy" for the same-sex marriage bill to pass.
It's a fallacy for people to think they can encounter God on their own terms.
There is no cohesion among the residents but there is a fallacy of the shared expectations for the social control of public space, which is the natural place where people from all backgrounds are forced to collide -- notably true on the subway.
Traditionally, it is a fallacy of the economically naïve left -- for example, four years ago France's Socialist government tried to create more jobs by reducing the length of the workweek.
We construct an identity for ourselves that is a fallacy of our true self.
And it was only later I learned that the idea of being "well-adjusted" was a fallacy I had created for myself.
First, it is a fallacy that a job gained for one person is a job lost for another; there is no fixed "lump of labour".
It is a fallacy therefore to suppose that, for all their seeming dominance, the paperback is likely to oust the hardcover book.
This idea – that we can fight for freedom from violence and reproductive justice without fighting for pleasure – is a fallacy.
For it was a fallacy to pretend that City Hall still commanded the skyline; it did so only in the most literal sense, that there was nothing taller than William Penn's hat.
