Sentence examples for deceptive argument from inspiring English sources

This is a long-lasting deceptive argument, warning all parties of any confrontation leading to war with Iran.

This is perhaps the most deceptive argument made in the water wars.

This deceptive argument of economic gain and necessity from coal has been saddled to our energy policies for 200 years.

Although numerous independent studies have shown that solar energy provides benefits to all electricity consumers on the grid, fossil fuel utilities were pushing a deceptive argument that misrepresents the benefits of solar energy to communities of color.

Valla is not interested in providing a comprehensive list of deceptive arguments and errors or in studying rules for resolving them.

An important way of seeing through deceptive arguments is to consider the weight of words carefully, and Valla gives some further examples of fallacies which can easily be refuted by examining the meaning and usage of words and the contexts in which they occur (Repastinatio, 320 334; 568–578).

All of these deceptive arguments and claims also make it harder for voters to make informed decisions.

It is a deceptive, even cynical argument.

The latter argument is deceptive.

Against the assertion that Galileo was deceptive in making these arguments, Albert Einstein expressed the opinion that Galileo developed his "fascinating arguments" and accepted them uncritically out of a desire for physical proof of the motion of the Earth.

Since Aristotle's aim in the Sophistical Refutations is to show why certain sorts of arguments are deceptive to some who hear them, his method of explaining errors is less a pure examination of their logical errors than of how such erroneous arguments can deceive.