Sentence examples for more fallacious than from inspiring English sources

Still, the logic behind such an obviously silly reading of this tree is no more fallacious than of the intuitive "main line" interpretation of Fig. 10a.

He declined the invitation, but instead sent a statement that could be read out aloud, in which he contradicted Truman's policy towards the island of Formosa, saying: "Nothing could be more fallacious than the threadbare argument by those who advocate appeasement and defeatism in the Pacific that if we defend Formosa we alienate continental Asia".

If Obama loses, though, if these polls prove to have been nothing more than a fallacious flock of red herrings, then, never mind the job disappearances that allegedly resulted in the polls swinging so heavily for Obama, we should demand the job disappearance of every pollster across the nation and an immediate end to all polling forever.

In debates over legislation, it is even more clearly fallacious, because laws are instruments that explicitly allow some things but not others.

More wise than unwise".

More finesse than power.

More so than Bobby.

More good than harm.

More shunting than hunting?

More wins than losses?

More nonfiction than fiction.