Sentence examples for dangerous fallacy from inspiring English sources

Given a dangerous fallacy, it's usually only a matter of time before the danger becomes manifest.

This is a dangerous fallacy.

Shiva had committed a common, but dangerous, fallacy: confusing a correlation with causation.

But there is a dangerous fallacy here, and it is embodied in the character of Thomas.

Any distinction between political and nonpolitical art, Ahmed says, is just "a fallacy, a dangerous fallacy".

But writer and art history scholar Miya Tokumitsu argues that this romanticized notion of the working world is a dangerous fallacy.

Based on such scientific data, Ashley Montagu published "Man's Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of Race" in 1942.

His other works include Man's Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of Race (1942; 5th rev. ed., 1974), Touching: The Human Significance of the Skin (1971; 3rd ed., 1986), The Nature of Human Aggression (1976), and Growing Young (1981; 2nd ed., 1989).

The Reverse Luddite fallacy could be dangerous for all of us.

I, for one, didn't care for the book, propagating as it did the idiotic fallacy that something wildly dangerous and exciting was happening, just because a guy in a suit was acting a bit moody.

Indulging in a bit of pseudoscience in some instances may be relatively innocuous, but the problem is that doing so lowers your defenses against more dangerous delusions that are based on similar confusions and fallacies.