Sentence examples for be a logical fallacy from inspiring English sources
Needless to say, it would be a logical fallacy to attribute these massive changes to any one cause; in "Smoking Typewriters," I list a bunch of contributing factors.
(Consider what happened with rock 'n' roll in just a short span of years). Needless to say, it would be a logical fallacy to attribute these massive changes to any one cause; in "Smoking Typewriters," I list a bunch of contributing factors.
That is a logical fallacy.
The whole thing is a logical fallacy.
Free college sounds great, but it is a logical fallacy.
The belief that the connection between two events causes an outcome is a logical fallacy.
It's a logical fallacy, but whoever said dating had to make sense?
That's called circular reasoning and it's a logical fallacy.
It was a logical fallacy that became a kind of conventional wisdom by the sheer frequency of its repetition.
It was a welcome call to action for some, but for others, it was a logical fallacy.
Most French citizens will tell you that the rhetoric of discrimination as a means of explaining the violence is a logical fallacy.
