Sentence examples for be more fallacious from inspiring English sources

He declined the invitation, but instead sent a statement that could be read out aloud, in which he contradicted Truman's policy towards the island of Formosa, saying: "Nothing could be more fallacious than the threadbare argument by those who advocate appeasement and defeatism in the Pacific that if we defend Formosa we alienate continental Asia".

For example, the argument that since all the bricks in the wall are small, the wall is small, is fallacious.

Still, the logic behind such an obviously silly reading of this tree is no more fallacious than of the intuitive "main line" interpretation of Fig. 10a.

To argue that the experience is illusory because there is a corresponding brain state is fallacious.

The objection is that the Phenomenal Principle is fallacious.

Finocchiaro distinguishes six ways in which arguments can be fallacious.

Moore and Russell found two main arguments for idealism to be fallacious.

The second point with respect to DNA replication starting in the zygote 8 12 h after fertilization could be fallacious.

To think that Singapore would lose any of its hard-won economic development if its citizens enjoyed more freedom of expression is fallacious.

That's why the blissful ignorance excuse is fallacious.

Alexander's second equation is completely fallacious.