Sentence examples for fallacy and a from inspiring English sources

This is an expensive fallacy and a difficult one to eradicate.

Disher, Harper, Hyland and Wood all tap into a long tradition: one in which landscape is both a trigger for psychological change, a marker for pathetic fallacy, and a mirror that draws on deep-seated fears and cultural clashes about what it means to be Australian.

I can't speak for everyone, but besides that being an apathetic logical fallacy (and a cheap troll analogy), it made me upset because it implied everyone was choosing one over the other.

Indeed, a review of the comments from 2002 and 2003 by leaders who still hold office finds a surfeit of fear and fallacy, and a comparison with today's rhetoric finds many of the same people making similar cases with exactly the same certitude they displayed before being proven wrong about Iraq.

Reinvigoration in ecological approaches has paralleled the development of statistical techniques of multilevel modeling (e.g., hierarchical linear models), an appreciation that ecological factors may not necessarily lead to the ecological fallacy, and a renewed interest in the role of context in health promotion (Diez-Roux 2000; Green and Kreuter 1999).

It is a misguided fallacy, and an expensive one, too.

"Of course I believe that 'lack of qualified women' is a fallacy and an excuse.

This is a fallacy; and, moreover, a dangerous one, since it tars all Jews with the same brush.

These arguments, however, are based on logical fallacies and a misunderstanding of both economics and history.

With the aid of cephalometrics and analysis of occlusion it is now possible to reduce this fallacy and achieve a harmony by re-designing the occlusion.

R.M. Hare (1919 2002) took up the diagnosis of this fallacy, and proposed a 'universal prescriptivism' which attributed three characteristics to the language of morality.