Sentence examples for fallacy out from inspiring English sources

But Mr Carey pulls the pathetic fallacy out of the hat with panache.

"Thanks to 'Wonder Woman.' Because it just blows that fallacy out of the water," Feige said. .

There's this pervasive fallacy out there that it's the weak that are depressed, that it's the weak to commit suicide -- that inherently it is an act of cowardice.

Be mindful to keep fallacy out of your argument.

But this conception of fallacies turns out to be inadequate to cover the variety of the core fallacies in two ways: it is too narrow because it excludes begging the question which is not invalid, and it is too wide because it condemns good but non-deductive arguments as fallacies (given that they also satisfy the appearance condition) because they are invalid.

There are a lot of fallacies out there.

We know the fallacies out there; it's not the parents' fault for not understanding that self-defense skills are easily learned, regardless of size or gender and yes, even age.

The fallacy to watch out for is the assumption that brain states tell us something about what an experience means to the person having it.

The McQuaid bat is straight when this is put to him: "That is a fallacy being put out there by Brian and his people, to say that I'm twisting the rules or getting the rules twisted.

It is in fact often quite easy to make out fallacies and to correct them; but such corrections must remain incomplete without sufficient information about Plato's conception of the good life and its moral presuppositions.

Clearly mocking the belief that only humans make tools, Roxy 'points out' the fallacy of such a limited concept by effortlessly creating a multi-purpose instrument, and then leaving it at her human 'masters' feet.