Sentence examples for fallacy and from inspiring English sources

More facts, less fallacy and frottage.

It's a complete fallacy, and you're just kidding yourself".

"It's the individualization fallacy, and it's not real science.

Landscapes by John Warwick Smith and John Robert Cozens use the pathetic fallacy and give strong emotions to nature.

While acting in this capacity, he delivered lectures on the pathetic fallacy and on poet Robert Lowell.

The young scientists who courageously pointed out the fallacy and precipitated the initiation of this investigation are our hope for the future.

But when they were tested the stereotype proved to be a fallacy, and the Chinese took consistently larger risks than Westerners of comparable wealth.

This is, as you know, a cruel fallacy, and one that denigrates, among many other fine things, that chieftain o' the pudding-race.

Yet he too has succumbed to the Year Zero fallacy, and not only at the Labour Party conference this week (see article).

But the pedestal is ultimately a fallacy, and conflating pride in my heritage with an obligation to defend India is a false mission.

Ethicists have a name for the confused idea that moral conclusions can be deduced from scientific evidence: they call it the "naturalistic fallacy", and it cuts two ways.