Sentence examples for fallacy that the from inspiring English sources

But Baroness Buscombe said it was a "fallacy" that the PCC is toothless.

It's also an absolute fallacy that the "yes" movement is founded on anti-English sentiment.

This has always been the first fallacy – that the countryside is different.

But he blows his argument with the "4G fallacy", that the internet has superseded the need for human concentration.

The whole question, though, rests on a fallacy: that the N.F.L. has ever been a politics-free zone.

The general subject of the two plays is love, marriage and family, more precisely the fallacy that the three concepts go together naturally.

As such, pure general logic fully heeds the lesson of the Naturalistic Fallacy, that is, the irreducibility of the ought to the is.

This interpretation was the result of a fallacy that over the course of decades projected the current perception of homosexuality onto the past.

SWEET IS SILLY Another fallacy that hurts the pride of many a modern mixologist is the widely held belief that sweet cocktails are inherently insipid.

My main claim is that each article illustrates a fallacy that pervades the Internet regulation literature.

In this regard, there is a rather humorous tu quoque (two wrongs make a right) logical fallacy that infuses the whole speech.