Sentence examples for on the fallacious from inspiring English sources
A worthy alternative floated a couple of years ago, based on the fallacious premise that non-participation is something to be relished.
This condition is troublesome as it is based on the fallacious argument that the US receives a continuous stream of unauthorized Mexican migrants.
Whereas normative concepts of entrepreneurship tend to idealize the consonance between individual success and social welfare, critical notions of entrepreneurship stress that such an idealization is based on the fallacious identification of entrepreneurship and modern identity (Bröckling, 2015).
The effort to gain pay for college athletes also rests on the fallacious assumption that sport at the university is profitable.
This was all based on the fallacious economic assumptions that demand permanently exceeded supply and that there was an infinite supply of money that could be borrowed to purchase homes.
The Fed had no business hurting the economy on the basis of the fallacious belief that good times beget inflation.
Direct ad hominem attacks by evolutionary proponents on creationists are quite similar to the fallacious arguments of creationists (Table 7).
It is far better, Hume concludes, to rely on "the ordinary wisdom of nature", which ensures that we form beliefs "by some instinct or mechanical tendency", rather than trusting it to "the fallacious deductions of our reason" (EHU 5.2.22/55).
They also appear to be based on the same fallacious assumptions, notably that low-density development is inherently less efficient or environmentally sustainable than high-density settlement.
(In a new twist on the usual fallacious analogies that liken household finances to national budgets, this led people to suggest that if Cameron couldn't look after his daughter, he surely couldn't look after a country).
Whereas Max Ophüls, on the contrary, crushes it under the fallacious luxury of details, the finish of the décor, the sumptuousness of the photography, the mastery of the construction, the brio of the performances.
