Sentence examples for fallacy about the from inspiring English sources

One much-repeated fallacy about the Librie is that power is used only for turning pages.

You don't have to remind me how often the fallacy about the old days being richer and happier has been exposed.

Pakistani journalist Ahmed Aziz has written to tell me that an article of his on the genocide "got heavily edited because in Pakistan we have this fallacy about the Ottoman Empire being the last great Caliphate made up of saints and it might have hurt some [sic] people".

It also corrects the fallacy about women in the movie industry during the period known as New Hollywood.

If only I'd checked with you first, Times readers, I could have expanded my list of fallacies about the Affordable Care Act.

Instead of complaining about minor protectionist measures, China, and The Economist, should demand a dramatic reduction in imports by this most heavily indebted and financially irresponsible nation.Robert Vambery Professor of international business Pace University New YorkVenting airSIR – Fallacies about the air quality on aircraft simply will not go away ("Breathing more easily", September 19th).

Touchstone has also reissued Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen: Reflections at Sixty and Beyond ($12), a collection of personal essays in which McMurtry recalls his Texas childhood and laments what he sees as his failure to "subvert" some grand fallacies about the West.

Then there were the unknowns, like Steve Brown, who with his girlfriend Nina Louvier, drove 15 hours from Pensacola, Fla., toting 1,000 copies of his self-published book, "Jesus Drank, Judas Repented and God Divorced His Bride". In it Mr. Brown attempts to correct what he sees as long-held fallacies about the Bible.

It takes in the myths and fallacies about the brain and what that tells us about the culture of the times.

Fallacies about the border adversely affect potential investment and job creation in the region.

The home secretary also repeated a common fallacy about those seeking asylum in Europe: it is true that many of those who make it to Greece and points north are young and fit, but that does not mean they are not also fleeing the civil war in Syria.