Sentence examples for some sort of fallacy from inspiring English sources
Ultimately this is still going by people's judgment, which is of course always subject to some sort of fallacy.
After all, people eat lots of barbecue and grilled meat on humid 90-degree days, so to say it's about a desire for "lightness" is some sort of fallacy of logic that if I'd paid attention in philosophy class I'd be able to name.
The brain is simply the wrong context for the use of mental vocabulary the search for mental states of the brain is therefore a category error or a sort of fallacy of reasoning.
As I noted in a column on Thursday, the idea that Trump is some sort of master negotiator, or ace business tactician, is a fallacy propagated by himself.
The fallacy is that this election will be some sort of referendum that will break the logjam in Washington.
There wasn't the problem of "bad vaginas", nor some fallacy that there is an idealistic one – some sort of "Helen of Troy" of the vaginas.
"It leads to the fallacy that an event cannot have been influenced by climate change if some group of scientists haven't published a peer-reviewed publication doing some sort of formal attribution exercise," Mann told the Guardian.
Some sort of sporting event.
Some sort of superiority thing.
