Sentence examples for that's a fallacy from inspiring English sources
No — that's a fallacy of composition.
"The thing that's a fallacy is that anyone is the next Jane Goodall," she says.
For [Barakat], that's a fallacy," Mouffok said.
In his mind, he said, that's a fallacy that equates to a secular person like Phoenix's character "thinking he'll commit this act and make his life better". For those of us raised on movies like his genre parodies ("Bananas," "Sleeper") or the intellectual romantic comedies for which he's most famous, this turn to the lugubrious can seem unexpected, and perhaps a function of age.
"I think that's a fallacy".
It is the intellectual errors, the actual taking of insufficient evidence as sufficient, that is a fallacy.
That is a fallacy," Torn said.
The McQuaid bat is straight when this is put to him: "That is a fallacy being put out there by Brian and his people, to say that I'm twisting the rules or getting the rules twisted.
It might be argued that the cold war represented a similar period, but that is a fallacy: the cold war was an ideological struggle between two powers that were always hopelessly ill-matched.
