Sentence examples for it is fallacy from inspiring English sources
To believe otherwise risks falling prey to the computo, ergo est (I calculate it, therefore it is) fallacy.
This temptation is hotly decried by other critics as "the intentional fallacy"—the fallacy (if it is a fallacy) of believing that whichever way the artist intended it is by definition the way it really is.
These connections are fallacies.
Yet it is a fallacy to infer strategic success from tactical improvement, and it is a fallacy to conclude that because one option results in improvement, that another would not have been better.
"It shows that it is a fallacy, it is stupid, to believe we are infallible," he said.
But it is a fallacy to believe that the English voice is not heard at present.
"It is a fallacy," Judge Kozinski said, "to think having more out there is better.
It is a fallacy, he says, to believe that young soldiers enter such situations reluctantly.
It is a fallacy that soccer is a game that does not involve the whole body or the upper limbs.
But it is a fallacy to imagine we're self-sustaining even in our land-based communities.
