Sentence examples for one fallacy from inspiring English sources

One fallacy stems from the fact that a Christian wearing a cross is not analogous to a Sikh wearing a turban, a Muslim wearing a scarf or a Jew wearing a skullcap.

Lloyd breaks down one fallacy after another, many unfortunately believed by social workers, law enforcement officials, and those making decision calls in the judicial system.

In academic and public debates regarding the compulsion to attend to duty in the face of danger, one fallacy has been allowed to stand: the notion that exposure to a pandemic can be avoided if one simply does not come to his or her job as a HCW.

Mr Osborne was also right to protect capital spending as far as possible: despite its economic value, such investment is often the first thing that myopic cost-cutting governments sacrifice.Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne have, however, persisted in at least one fallacy.

Dempster says one fallacy is that the gold rush is new.

Economics was always based on fallacies, one of which that humans are completely rational.

One main fallacy so far has been the emphasis on primary states as if they were separate entities.

The philosopher Philip Sherrard has summed this up: "There is one particular fallacy from which we must free ourselves, and this is the idea that contemporary scientific theories are somehow neutral, or value-free, and do not presuppose the submission of the human mind to a set of assumptions or dogmas in the way that is said to be demanded by adherence to a religious faith.

The "one answer" fallacy has infected healthcare.

I spot two glaring factual errors and one logical fallacy.

One fairly common fallacy is known as the "post-hoc" (Latin for "after this") fallacy.