Sentence examples for correct the fallacy from inspiring English sources

In each case, Obama demonstrated his trademark cool demeanor, lightly contradicting his interrogator, and then moving on to correct the fallacy by stating his own position on the given issue.

My mother corrected this fallacy and gave me a toddler-appropriate explanation of the birds and the bees that ended with her showing me her Caesarian section scar.

For example, Chapter 5 describes a number of errors that biology students and professionals possess about interpreting relatedness from phylogenetic trees (pp. 111 117), and follows up with sensible, clear ways of correcting these fallacies.

LEA GOLDMAN: Well, just to correct a fallacy, you don't necessarily need to be a college grad to be a billionaire.

The fallacy is obscurely corrected by a later note in the bulletin that "Once a calibration curve is prepared, the elution volume for a protein of similar shape, but unknown weight, can be used to determine the MW".

Thinking of the fundamental constituents of reality as unchanging particles is the fallacy of "substantialism," which Whitehead's panpsychist "process philosophy," attempts to correct.

It's not hard to see why the fallacy of collectivism has become so popular in big organizations: If the principle is correct, then individuals should not be required to take on risks or responsibilities.

The fallacy is easily disproved.

The fallacy of the homosexual lifestyle.

Call it the fallacy of immaculate causation.

(Remember the fallacy of immaculate causation).