Sentence examples for it would be fallacious from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it would be fallacious to derive from "'b' denotes something" that "'b' denotes something that exists".

The authors noted that the "sticky fingers" problem is valid in some reactions, but argue that it would be fallacious to conclude that all reactions have this problem.

We elected not to exclude such patients as we used the comparator group to estimate the background mortality of chronic dialysis patients, and to exclude intensive care from this would be fallacious.

To argue from the same premises that it would be right (wrt B) to bomb the village would be obviously fallacious.

It would be nice to think an application of logic would help; that rationality could prevail over the fallacious beliefs that these children of jihad have adopted.

In the context of evolutionary science, these stories are basically irrelevant, but in the context of potential pre-existing biases in the creationist evolutionist debate, these arguments would not necessarily be fallacious.

The argument that the army had to go in to restore order when it staged its coup has been shown to be fallacious.

Finocchiaro distinguishes six ways in which arguments can be fallacious.

Moore and Russell found two main arguments for idealism to be fallacious.

Further difficulties with second-order epsilon terms surfaced, and it quickly became apparent that the proof as it stood was fallacious.

But they haven't provided any persuasive analysis to back up this argument, and history suggests that it is fallacious.