Sentence examples for fallacious definition from inspiring English sources

But in fact the inventor of this plausible but fallacious definition was none other than the Hon.

It is clear just from this simple definition how fallacious this dualism appears today, when we know for instance how several forms of prenatal exposures have a profound impact on phenotypes in adult life.

Groarke & Tindale 2012 use traditional fallacies as a basis for the definition of positive argument schemes, by treating ad hominem, guilt by association, appeals to ignorance, two wrongs reasoning, etc. as legitimate schemes of argument — and by treating fallacious instances of them as deviations from an (inherently correct) norm.

Recognize fallacies and determine if the fallacious arguments are relevant for the science content.

DCD fails to satisfy the DDR on three counts: First, it manipulates the definition of irreversibility based on a moral position not to resuscitate; second, it appeals to fallacious logic that because one cannot auto-resuscitate then one is dead; and third, it focuses solely on the circulatory criterion endorsed by the UDDA, which does not immediately correlate with brain status.

This is fallacious reasoning.

The metaphor is fallacious.

But this reasoning is fallacious.

This is a fallacious argument.

This is a fallacious measure.

And that's a fallacious assumption".