Sentence examples for be a fallacy that from inspiring English sources

First of all, his entire argument is based on what I believe to be a fallacy: that Apple is going to completely turn their back on Web support for iCloud.

There is a fallacy that life cannot survive the crushing pressures at the bottom of the deepest ocean trenches.

It was a fallacy that withdrawing from the EU would save us from the corporate power grab symbolised by TTIP.

RICHARD ARONSON Westfield, N.J., Sept. 26, 2012   Americans' romantic absorption with self-reliance is a fallacy that perpetuates the increasing difficulties that have plagued the middle and lower classes in our country.

A common plague of mental health stigma is the idea that the disorders are a fallacy that's "all in a person's head".

In fact, I think so-called common sense is a fallacy that has been foisted on us by our culture of ideology (any ideology that wants to tell us what we should think and do) that prefers us to be stupid, ill-informed and poor decision makers.

For those in the Otherhood, those whose hearts break to be mothers, those who feel misunderstood and sidelined by those who assume their childlessness is due a lack of desire for children or a lack of maternal (and paternal) yearnings, there is a fallacy that must be overturned.

It's a fallacy that HIV is only spread through wild sexual behaviour.

"There's a fallacy that more details are better," he says.

But Baroness Buscombe said it was a "fallacy" that the PCC is toothless.

"It's a fallacy that we've got an unarmed police service," Mr. McBride said.