Sentence examples for fallacy of our from inspiring English sources

But it's also worth pointing out the fallacy of our underlying assumptions about such a matchup — the first (and most pernicious) being that criminals aren't smart.

"The importance of 'Dianetics,' " he wrote, "is that it so clearly illustrates the most common fallacy of our time in regard to psychological ills.

But ballet, like so many venerable and beautiful things, has been too easily co-opted into the fallacy of our assumption that its worth today is best measured by fidelity to its original form.

This is the biggest current fallacy of our industry.

We construct an identity for ourselves that is a fallacy of our true self.

It's a fallacy of our modern lives to assume that the concept of a "neighborhood" only encompasses a select group of people: our actual neighbors, our coworkers, our family, our partners.

At the heart of the Internet business is one of the great business fallacies of our time: that the Web, with all its targeting abilities, can be a more efficient, and hence more profitable, advertising medium than traditional media.

FROM THE DISSENT By Justice Thomas In the process of ratifying Missouri's sweeping repression of political speech, the court today adopts the analytic fallacies of our flawed decision in Buckley v. Valeo.... Unfortunately, the court is not content to merely adhere to erroneous precedent.

Given all this, L.A.'s soot raining down from a sky of sun seems relatively normal: a kind of pathetic fallacy for our climate-changing, end-days era.

Neither the Civil War nor the Civil Rights movement that followed a century later directly addressed the underlying adherence to the fallacy of worth within our human family.

Or will America continue to develop legislation, such as No Child Left Behind, that operates under the fallacy that 100% of our students will be proficient in their core subjects by 2014?