Sentence examples for false equivalency from inspiring English sources

That's a false equivalency.

3. False equivalency in government shutdown coverage.

That seems to be a false equivalency.

But please spare us the false equivalency.

The first is the usual false equivalency between the parties.

The colonial postcard "rests, and operates, upon a false equivalency — namely, that illusion equals reality.

The president believes the press corps imposes a false equivalency on American politics.

That's a false equivalency: unlike Mr. Romney's campaign, the president's is grounded in reality.

And there is no need for any banal stretch for a false equivalency to explain why that would be.

James Fallows, a writer at The Atlantic, criticized for false equivalency a "Congressional Memo," from The Times.

On "Real Time" Bill Maher even attacked Mr. Stewart's speech in his march on Washington for "false equivalency".