Sentence examples for less fallacy from inspiring English sources

More facts, less fallacy and frottage.

The fallacy of the single cause of culture does not become less fallacious when it's set farther back in time.

Some research in informal logic continues to focus on fallacies, and on the appropriate understanding of particular fallacies, but the field has evolved in different directions which place less emphasis on the fallacy approach.

Critics are no less prone to this fallacy.

However, given that a similar study (Basta et al, 2011) from the NRYPMDR that used areal measures of SES did not find significant associations, it is likely that the 'individual fallacy' is less of an issue than the 'ecological fallacy'.

However, there is also a less obvious form of this fallacy which cites psychological reasons for holding an idea or belief as in the case of Giles and Justin, or sociological factors that condition or influence one's beliefs or outlook on life.

The further attraction of CTVBs is that because they are freely available from administrative data, they avoid the need to collect measures of socio-economic status using population surveys and are immune to poor participation, and they are less prone to the ecological fallacy than census-based area deprivation scores when used as a proxy for individual socio-economic status [ 6].

His less strident material pits logical fallacies against his own life.

The former count as fallacies, the latter, less condemnable, are blunders (1995, 235).

Other authors do not go this far, but informal logic has, since its inception, evolved in a way that places less emphasis on the traditional fallacies, and more on the identification of cogent appeals to authority, arguments by analogy, and other schemes or argument, and on the general issues that arise in the construction of good arguments.

Many people fear that to acknowledge the advantages bestowed on them by race, gender or class detracts from what they do and makes them less special, but that is a fallacy.