Sentence examples for fallacy to believe from inspiring English sources
But it is a fallacy to believe that the English voice is not heard at present.
"It's a fallacy to believe that attracting large companies from the outside is the key".
It is a classic anthropomorphic fallacy to believe that an animal's best interests are whatever a human would desire under similar circumstances.
"The Nikkei is now essentially not a great deal more than a high-tech index -- like the Nasdaq," he said, "so it's a great fallacy to believe that the global markets have become more correlated.
"It's a fallacy to believe that Cuba will reform because an American president opens his hands and the Castro brothers will suddenly unclench their fists".
It is a fallacy to believe that innovation and implementation must come from the same source or the same groups.
For example, one of the most common fallacies is to believe that the WTO meeting in Seattle in 1999 failed because of the anti-globalisation protests.
It is a fallacy, he says, to believe that young soldiers enter such situations reluctantly.
The conjunction fallacy leads people to believe that multiple conditions are more probable than single ones.
It's a fallacy and roguish to believe that Dalits, Muslims, Christians and others want handouts.
