Sentence examples for many fallacies from inspiring English sources

This approach, of course, involves many fallacies.

Among the many fallacies in Mitt Romney's now-infamous "47 percent" speech is that "people who pay no income tax" will "vote for the president no matter what".

The chief of many fallacies underlying arguments in favour of biometric cards seems to have been bought by Brown: that if we have a technology, we must use it.

ELIZABETH THOMPSON Policy Associate, Drug Policy Alliance Trenton, N.J., Dec. 14, 2011   I am sure that others will point out the many fallacies in Mr. Evans's letter as these have been the traditional myths used by medical marijuana opponents for years.

There are so many fallacies here; it would take a book to address them.

The many fallacies that surround mental health disorders can make managing them all the more difficult -- after all, research suggests stigma acts as a barrier to treatment.

Many other fallacies have been named and discussed, some of them quite different from the ones mentioned above, others interesting and novel variations of the above.

(Smile. I'm sure that there are many logical fallacies in what is above -- offered in fun).

There many logical fallacies.

The Prophet continues to be a controversial personality because so many myths and fallacies have been perpetuated about him".

Many of the fallacies that Aristotle identified are still recognized in introductory textbooks on logic and reasoning.