Sentence examples for notoriously fallacious from inspiring English sources

For the creator he relies on the first-cause argument, which is notoriously fallacious, since it starts from the assumption that everything must have a cause and ends with something that lacks one.

In between an oversubscribed life of husband snatching, cuckoldry, embassy dinners, country-house weekends, couture fittings and restless peregrinations, Vilmorin produced 15 slim works of fiction, five of poetry and, as ghostwriter, Chanel's notoriously fallacious memoirs.

The metaphor is fallacious.

But this reasoning is fallacious.

Alexander's second equation is completely fallacious.

Mr. Holbrooke said this argument was fallacious.

Now, this argument was obviously fallacious from the beginning.

That's why the blissful ignorance excuse is fallacious.

Some may allege errors in Piketty's work, but their assertions are inherently fallacious.

Maxine Frith Independent, August 11 "Criticisms of the new law... are fallacious.

The argument is fallacious.