Sentence examples for fallacy does not from inspiring English sources

Anyone that believes in the post-race "we have overcome" fallacy does not see that regardless of class, wealth or prestige Black people can be reduced and made criminal.

The continued promotion of such fallacies does not bode well for the future of the party if it continues to adopt that view.

There are reasons to think that all the fallacies do not easily fit into one category.

First, the ad fallacies seem to have a built-in dialectical character, which, it can be argued, Aristotle's fallacies do not have (they are not sophistical refutations but are in sophistical refutations).

He even quoted literature: "GK Chesterton, who is a great English writer and philosopher, once wrote: Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashions".

Construing the Design Argument as an "inference to the best explanation," rather than analogical reasoning is essentially an equivocation fallacy that does not rescue the Argument from Hume's criticisms.

Barnes calls it the "therapeuto-autobiographical fallacy" – writing doesn't help, he testifies gloomily, your suffering is not alleviated.

In the field of informal logic, the slippery-slope argument is a fallacy when the endpoint does not follow necessarily from the initial step, which is especially obvious if there are many (unidentified) intervening stages involved.

Wong's upcoming TV and Netflix projects—and a stand-up tour set for 2019— disprove the fallacy that a market does not exist for creatives of color.

Although Mill followed Whately closely in his exposition of the fallacies of confusion, he does not mention any ad-arguments in connection with ignoratio elenchi.

(7) The fallacy of non sequitur ("it does not follow") occurs when there is not even a deceptively plausible appearance of valid reasoning, because there is an obvious lack of connection between the given premises and the conclusion drawn from them.