Sentence examples for biggest fallacy from inspiring English sources

But this is the biggest fallacy of all.

"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 being a great player translates to being a great general manager is one of the biggest fallacies at work in the N.B.A. Wes Unseld should share that thought with Michael Jordan soon as they try to rebuild the Washington Wizards.

Some say ignorance is bliss, but I believe this to be one of the biggest fallacies yet to exist.

One of the biggest fallacies of philanthropy is the expectation that money will solve everything and that more money equals greater results.

But by the same notion, people who look the same might have completely different experiences as well, and to not recognize that, I think, is a big fallacy.

Unfortunately, MySpace demonstrates a big fallacy of modern management.