Sentence examples for fallacy to consider from inspiring English sources

However, it is a fallacy to consider all images as being equal, and it is perhaps possible that the effect of images within examinations may be dependent on the context and the type of image used.

"It's a fallacy to think that quality costs more.

But Walton (e.g., 2010) continues to consider appearances an essential part of fallacies as does Powers (1995, 300) who insists that fallacies must "have an appearance, however quickly seen through, of being valid".

The only way to avoid the ecological fallacy when considering possible patient-level confounding in a meta-analysis is to examine data from individuals.

Thus, he took every fallacy to belong either to the class of deductive failures (logical fallacies) or the class of non-logical failures (material fallacies).

It is therefore a fallacy to describe one modern species as "more evolved" than another.

For example, the potential confounding due to the latency period and ecologic fallacy must be considered in interpretation.

Although these observed associations occurred across areas of similar socioeconomic and broad occupational class, confounding variables and the "ecologic fallacy" must be considered as possible explanations.

We may finish our survey of the core fallacies by considering just two more.

How damaging are these fallacies to development on the continent?

Mally never referred to such fallacies to explain his surprise.