Sentence examples for fallacy of both from inspiring English sources

Figure 15 exposes the fallacy of both interpretations.

According to proponents of model-theoretic actualism, the fallacy of both ersatzism and possibilism is the inference that things must work in largely the same way with regard to Kripke models.

The fallacy of both attackers and defenders of private equity is the belief that we somehow live in static times.

This, together with the total absence of overlapping results, suggests the fallacy of both computational and Y2H data.

But our interviews also reveal the hard fallacy of assuming both that more money is all that is needed, and that nothing can be done to improve safety without extra financial investment.

"We strenuously disagree with this and look forward to demonstrating both the fallacy of this view and the enduring vitality of quality newspaper assets intelligently managed and imaginatively linked with other media".

No — that's a fallacy of composition.

Call it the fallacy of immaculate causation.

The fallacy of the homosexual lifestyle.

(Remember the fallacy of immaculate causation).

It's the Fallacy of Merely Existing.