Sentence examples for fallacy that was from inspiring English sources

Both are carrying on as if the trial of Demjanjuk is the final act of the second world war and the ultimate reckoning with Nazi crimes, a fallacy that was trenchantly exposed by Antony Lerman in these columns on Thursday.

This vulnerability allowed for the fallacy that was the Global War on Terrorism to be foisted upon an easily manipulated collective consciousness with tragic consequences for true U.S. counter-terrorism efforts and the public's psyche.

It is also important to negate the fallacy that was reported by the women in our study on the beneficial effects of smoking like losing weight, relieving stress and to relieve boredom as this is commonly believed that smoking helps lose weight.

" 'Fabricated fallacy.' That was a trip.

It's that pervasive, if accidental, fallacy that's at the root of the wider society's perceptions of black people today.

A common plague of mental health stigma is the idea that the disorders are a fallacy that's "all in a person's head".

"I think there is also a fallacy that is strongly believed by exercise instructors that by doing flexibility and stretching exercises, one can improve one's ability to perform labor and delivery," Artal said.

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

There's a fallacy that being published means you know something more than others do.

Perhaps the most obvious issue is what might now be called "the James Frey fallacy" -- that is, including details that are demonstrably false.

In order to attenuate the risk of ecological fallacy, that is, the impulse to apply group level characteristics onto individuals within that group, 18 we included all published arms of RCTs that met predefined criteria.