Sentence examples similar to might be a fallacy from inspiring English sources

The internet proves this to be a fallacy.

In other words, one of the main rationales for the merger of AOL and Time Warner might have been a fallacy.

All this gloom is an example of what might be called the fallacy of authenticity.

Which means that our attempt to judge today's debates against earlier standards of rhetoric might represent a Category Error, that is a fallacy based on assuming two different things (such as historic personal debates and modern televised ones) are members of the same category when they might not be.

Another of Strand's annoying affectations is what might be called the fallacy of faux detail.

If this is a fallacy, whoever still has that warehouse full of cartridges might have a potential buyer, after all.

That's a fallacy.

"It's a fallacy.

This is a fallacy.

That was a fallacy.

There's a fallacy there.