Sentence examples for fallacy to think from inspiring English sources

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

But it's a fallacy to think that just because we can't do everything to stop genocide, we shouldn't do anything.

The German foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, an advocate of dialogue, made the same point: "It's a fallacy to think that this is like the cold war.

It's a fallacy to think that hunger and thirst and a sex drive are biological but that reasoning and decision making and learning are something else, something nonbiological.

Cruel Choices (April 14 , 2004 It's a fallacy to think that just because we can't do everything to stop genocide, we shouldn't do anything.

As Nick Seddon, of the British think-tank Reform, points out, "It's a fallacy to think you can choke off the profit motive without losing momentum and innovation".And the current debate somehow overlooks the fact that for-profit companies are already delivering many support services in health, education, prisons and other public services.

It's a fallacy, really, to think of the network as private at all.

According to Mr Kagan, the fallacy is to think that the liberal order rests on the triumph of its ideals.

It is a historical fallacy, too, to think that an indiscriminate pursuit of petty offenses is what brought the fall in crime in New York.

The planning fallacy is failing to think realistically about where you fit in the distribution of people like you.

It's a fallacy for people to think they can encounter God on their own terms.