Sentence examples for fallacy of their from inspiring English sources

"But the thing he's done that makes Democrats uncomfortable is that he's exposed the fallacy of their position," Mr. Hassett added.

They are themselves, of course, too lazy to do the basic mathematics that demonstrate the fallacy of their assumptions: anyone who would be able to afford to do anything apart from watch TV, play videogames or lurk pointlessly around a shopping mall after paying rent, bills and groceries out of $250 a week is not actually "jobless" – they would be gainfully employed as a professional criminal.

As long as white supremacists, neo-Nazis, members of the alt-right, and members of any other group use vile and incendiary language, language that may be protected, it falls on the rest of us to talk back, to make it clear that such language is utterly unacceptable in civil society, and to point out the underlying fallacy of their hateful speech.

While Shang Yang and Han Fei have much to say on matters of culture and learning, their message is predominantly negative: they eagerly expose the fallacies of their opponents' views, but do not necessarily provide an ideological alternative of their own.

The three greatest Jewish minds of the modern period: Marx, Freud, and Einstein were unafraid to confront the fallacies of their times.

I hope the justices on the U.S. Supreme Court are keener in logic than Lopez and those like him and recognize the fallacies of their misattributions.

The New York Times article, "The Remarkable Shelf Life of the Offhand Comment," by Henry Alford, shed recent light on the Stick n Stones fallacy of off-hand comments and their very real, very toxic half-lives.

You can spot these birds of fallacy by their embossed covers, sporting authors' names so imbued with selling power that they bulge from the dust jacket in a garish Braille.

Inouye et al omitted references and personal communications that undermined their views (logical fallacy of suppressed evidence).

How Blackburn happened to accidentally hoodwink so many into believing this "bought the league" fallacy is partly because of their wilful blindness to some of Kenny Dalglish's shrewd forays in the transfer market and abundance of unsung heroes.

(The oldest fallacy of all is to attribute characters' views to their creator).