Sentence examples for clear fallacy from inspiring English sources

This is the clear fallacy of time-travel speculations: the presumption that the Earth is some fixed unmoving platform.

To portray Clinton as the clear favorite this early on is a clear fallacy.

We examine seminal findings, present various physical mechanisms potentially responsible for plasmonic enhancement, and also clear up some common fallacies about such enhancement phenomena.

Personally, I wish to make it clear that I realize the fallacy of her request, but she has insisted that same go forward, and has even advised that I go to Washington to see you.

With regard to Sam Roberts's Jan . 16front-page article, "51% of Women Are Now Living Without Spouse," and your convoluted column citing the stats to prove its fallacies, it's clear that you didn't see the forest for the trees.

Therefore, a clear distinction between intelligent design fallacies and distrust of the scientific enterprise subscales cannot be assured.

Howell raises a similar concern: "In §17 Kant simply does not make this inference clear, and an air of blatant fallacy hovers over this part of his reasoning" (Howell 1992: 228; for an opposing view see Keller 1998: 80).

The fallacy of reducing perception to reception is especially clear when it comes to phantom limbs.

And the liberal media refused to conspire (finally!) with Big Science's attempted whitewash: There was scant coverage of the four "independent" investigations which, all-too-conveniently and coincidentally, cleared the scientists of misconduct and reconfirmed the global warming fallacy.

Seen that way, it connects the Liar paradox with the fallacy secundum quid et simpliciter.[6] In short, it seems clear that the Sophistical Refutations was instrumental in prompting medieval interest in insolubles.

In contrast, threats have no clear role in critical inquiry, where they would ordinarily be classed as instances of the fallacy ad bacculum.