Sentence examples for big fallacy from inspiring English sources

A group photo that gives an idea of the diversity present, especially in age, which brings us to the big fallacy of the night: Even though this event was tailored to the cougar phenomenon of older women and younger men, there were quite a few ladies there in their early 30s, along with plenty of men who were graying and well into their 50s.

"The biggest fallacy in farming is that there's no money in it," Mr. Wiswall said.

That is the biggest fallacy," a friend of the family was quoted as saying.

It's the biggest fallacy going," says Philip, a rosy-cheeked regular of many years' standing.

Speaking of the 1989 Affordable Housing Law, the fulcrum on which AvalonBay rests part of its legal strategy, Mayor Lisman said: "The biggest fallacy in the law is it negates local zoning.

"That's the biggest fallacy," Bauer says.

The idea that the economy is an adversarial relationship where one person's gain is another person's loss is probably the biggest fallacy that covers economic policy.

This pursuit of "alpha" (the excess return over a benchmark index) is the single biggest fallacy undermining your returns.

Of course, the biggest fallacy that gun advocate like to claim as fact is that the government is plotting to take away their guns.

I recommend Carmel Martin read Diane Ravitch's blogs "Exploring the Origins of Common Core" and "The Biggest Fallacy of the Common Core Standards" as a starter before she speaks again.

To that last point, Oprah had this to say: "The biggest fallacy on earth is that you can be anything that you want to be.