Sentence examples for of fallacy from inspiring English sources

What a maestro of fallacy.

(Both involve the condensation and displacement of meanings, the representation of things by their opposites, the triumph of fallacy over logic — all to outwit the inner censor).

You can spot these birds of fallacy by their embossed covers, sporting authors' names so imbued with selling power that they bulge from the dust jacket in a garish Braille.

It hardly needs to be said that listing dictionary definitions to prove that an offensive term does not offend a marginalized group that had no say in the writing of the dictionary definition is the height of fallacy.

And we connect Russell's statement, thanks to Denis Donoghue, to this one, by Locke: "I cannot but observe how little the preservation and improvement of truth and knowledge is the care and concern of mankind, since the arts of fallacy are endowed and preferred".

Ultimately this is still going by people's judgment, which is of course always subject to some sort of fallacy.

The Apostles of Anger in their echo chamber of fallacies have branded him the enemy.

The most elementary of fallacies is to assume that the future will replicate the past.

(5) I think there are a lot of fallacies about me, things that need to be rectified.

The formal study of fallacies was established by Aristotle and is one of the oldest branches of logic.

Some of the most common mistakes in reasoning are not usually discussed under the heading of fallacies.