Sentence examples for fallacy for the from inspiring English sources

Colless is quoting a constituent who says it will be a "fallacy" for the same-sex marriage bill to pass.

However, some of the new, post-Hamblin, scholars have either ignored it (Finocchiaro, Biro and Siegel) or rejected it because appearances can vary from person to person, thus making the same argument a fallacy for the one who is taken in by the appearance, and not a fallacy for the one who sees past the appearances.

Economists once had a term, the "Luddite fallacy," for those who believed that advancing technology eliminated human jobs.

Now they do not accept the FT logical fallacy: vote for the parties who brought you to your current predicament in order to be saved.

This rests upon the fallacy that, for the purposes of employment, sexual orientation and gender identity are more akin to religious belief than to any other protected class in Title VII.

Now it was his turn and once he launched himself into the air, it became a fallacy for anyone – Chris Coleman, Dean Saunders and all the rest – to argue he was "not that type of player", the default-setting response in any cases of these nature.

Graphical illustrations of the three examples show different ways the transitive fallacy for randomized trials can arise due to changes in an unobserved or unadjusted binary variable.

It seems that Copi took Whately's category of semi-logical fallacies and moved them under a new heading of 'informal fallacies,' presumably for the reason that extra-logical knowledge is needed to uncover their invalidity.

Would that some French satirist could do a demolition job on the Common Agricultural Policy or an American Bastiat existed to expose the fallacy of the demand for protection of the country's steel firms.

Second, from a bond market perspective -- and given the fallacy of the potential for a payment default -- all of the institutional pressures from the fiscal negotiations point to downward pressures on deficits, one way or the other.

Until well past the middle of the twentieth century, discussions of fallacies were for the most part relegated to introductory level textbooks.