Sentence examples for shown to be fallacious from inspiring English sources

The argument that the army had to go in to restore order when it staged its coup has been shown to be fallacious.

Pierrehumbert carefully dissects one of the arguments that Levitt and Dubner seem to subscribe to — that solar cells, because they are dark, actually contribute to global warming — and shows it to be fallacious.

Moore and Russell found two main arguments for idealism to be fallacious.

For the slippery slope argument not to be fallacious, the disclaimer should be able to present logical causal relationships between the consecutive steps to the outcome.

Still others have taken the proof to be fallacious, since it collapses an apparently moderate brand of anti-realism into an obviously implausible and naive idealism.

Douglas, while assiduously avoiding specific comment on the Albertan proposals, submitted them to his Social Credit Secretariat for review; it found them to be "fallacious from start to finish".

The inference from the consistency of one such set of thoughts to the other will be fallacious.

The second point with respect to DNA replication starting in the zygote 8 12 h after fertilization could be fallacious.

Finocchiaro distinguishes six ways in which arguments can be fallacious.

There was the morning when I drew back the bedroom curtains on a flawlessly pellucid blue sky and exclaimed, as if I were Father Jack echoing Sarah Miles in White Mischief, "Another beautiful fecking day!" However, it did rain on the sad evening of my departure, a nice case of the pathetic fallacy showing itself to be not fallacious at all, as I and the sky wept quietly together.

The assertion that a "gap in standards of living" drives people to migrate on any serious scale is fallacious.