Sentence examples for fallacy of the from inspiring English sources
The fallacy of the single cause of culture does not become less fallacious when it's set farther back in time.
The fallacy of the homosexual lifestyle.
Another fallacy of the emphasis on raising job skills.
"A Short History of Women" ingeniously suggests the fallacy of the war/drawing room dichotomy.
"My father intends to demonstrate the fallacy of the prosecution's case at trial," he said.
Some authors, however, identify non sequitur with the fallacy of the consequent (see below Formal fallacies).
The fallacy of the faith in offensive firepower was soon convincingly demonstrated.
"What we are witnessing today," Lanier wrote on Edge.org, "is the alarming rise of the fallacy of the infallible collective.
His death points again to the unique fallacy of the airplane, its utter dependence on forward speed.
How? First, the continued presence of British troops in the district illustrated the fallacy of the Taliban's propaganda.
They talked knowingly about the fallacy of the superteam, Ellis said Monday, agreeing that there is no such thing.
