Sentence examples for fallacy in this from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to see the fallacy in this argument: accidents that punish the reckless driver might well injure innocent pedestrians.

The fallacy in this over-aggregated perspective is that it ignores the possibility that takeovers may have varied and even offsetting effects.

By the time the fallacy in this reading became obvious, his persona, thanks in part to the Uncle Duke figure in Garry Trudeau's comic strip, but largely because of his own efforts, was engraved in pop-culture stone.

His new set, Total Eclipse of Descartes, like its two predecessors, takes aim at what Newman sees as a rationalist fallacy – in this case, the body/brain duality as proposed by the titular 17th-century philosopher.

The discomfort will be, I hope, that of losing the analogue to the naturalistic fallacy in this domain: the idea that such attitudes can ultimately be justified by advancing factual theses, whether empirical or non-empirical.

Unfortunately, Heartbleed shows the fallacy in this argument: though OpenSSL is one of the most widely used open-source security programs, it took paid security engineers at Google and the Finnish IT security firm Codenomicon to find the bug and they didn't find it until two years after many eyes on the Internet first got access to the code.

Aggregation bias is also known as ecological fallacy in the epidemiological literature, and this bias may occur if one (incorrectly) assumes that relationships observed at the group level hold at the individual level as well.

This is the second fallacy in the Israeli argument.

The fallacies in this scenario are many.

For the better part of 20 years now, Magnolias co-owner and head chef John Silberman has tried to show the fallacies in this negative stereotype of indigenous Southern culture.

The brilliant anthropologist, Talal Asad, has exposed the fallacies in this line of reasoning.