Sentence examples for fallacy was that from inspiring English sources

More recently the fallacy was that home prices would rise forever, defying the conventional relationship between supply and demand.

"The fallacy was that you'd have some upfront costs for infrastructure and they would stay small," Mr. Ries said.

I.B.M.'s fallacy was that of crude materialism: accustomed to providing software free with its mainframes, the computer giant believed that market power rested in the hands of manufacturers, and did not realize its mistake until far too late.

The fallacy was that, although the combination of the event and pre-disposition did accurately forecast the crime, the power of the individual to opt out of the negative act proved them wrong.

"The fallacy is that often the use of force changes the circumstances of the question.

The fallacy is that net worth has gone up because debt went up.

Implicit in the "Nader is responsible" fallacy is that third party candidates should be deprived of their right to free speech and association in the political arena, lest one major-party candidate lose his "presumptive" votes.

Ella's little sister died!" One of the most despicable religious fallacies is that suffering is ennobling — that it is a step on the path to some kind of enlightenment or salvation.

Relevant logicians point out that what is wrong with some of the paradoxes (and fallacies) is that is that the antecedents and consequents (or premises and conclusions) are on completely different topics.

A third fallacy is that large financial institutions have become too complex to manage.

A second fallacy is that these large, universal institutions were primarily to blame for the financial crisis.