Sentence examples for fallacy is more from inspiring English sources

Ad misericordiam arguments, like ad baculum arguments, have their natural home in practical reasoning; it is when they are used in theoretical (doxastic) argumentation that the possibility of fallacy is more likely.

"Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman made a career exposing these fallacies". What is more reliable is a gut that's been trained through practice.

Fallacy number two is more subtle and involves the thermodynamic idea of entropy.

It is also important to note another fallacy: that state executive experience is more important than state legislative experience.

Double meaning is also possible with those words whose meanings depend on how they are pronounced, this is the fallacy of accent, but there were no accents in written Greek in Aristotle's day; accordingly, this fallacy would be more likely in written work.

Thagard (2011) is more concerned to stress the differences between fallacies and biases than to find connections between them.

To accept "less is more" as the sole guideline to design, however, would be a serious fallacy.

Loosely defined, the hot hand, better known as the hot-hand fallacy, is the idea that winning begets more winning.

Fallacy 6: We will be more successful if we get it right the first time.

Typically, people get honours for their charity work, and I've never even agreed with that, since it tends to mean donations, which tend to proceed from wealth, and all it does is lock down and make flesh the fallacy that rich people are more honourable than everyone else.

All of this has been based on the fallacy that their lives are more important than YOURS.