Sentence examples for persistent fallacy from inspiring English sources

Taken on such terms, the pictures expose a strangely persistent fallacy: that altered photographs are different from paintings or sculptures or drawings as objects of art.

The most persistent mistake that historians and politicians have made in analyzing the modern world is to imagine, again and again a fallacy shared by liberals and Marxists alike that people will pursue their own economic interests in preference to their ideological fixations.

The most persistent mistake that historians and politicians have made in analyzing the modern world is to imagine, again and again — a fallacy shared by liberals and Marxists alike — that people will pursue their own economic interests in preference to their ideological fixations.

"Outright fallacy.

That's another fallacy.

This is a fallacy.

That was a fallacy.

See also naturalistic fallacy.

That's a fallacy.

"It's a fallacy.

Etymological fallacy klaxon!