Sentence examples for unique fallacy of the from inspiring English sources

His death points again to the unique fallacy of the airplane, its utter dependence on forward speed.

He wrote: "The proposed test commits what has been appropriately called 'the fallacy of the unique methodological solution', that is, succumbing to the belief that 'if only we can fix this aspect and make all teachers do this particular thing, all (educational, literacy, …) problems will be solved.'".

The fallacy of the homosexual lifestyle.

Some authors, however, identify non sequitur with the fallacy of the consequent (see below Formal fallacies).

Another fallacy of the emphasis on raising job skills.

The fallacies noted throughout are the standard ones discussed in Aristotle's De Sophisticis Elenchis: the fallacy of equivocation; the fallacy of accident; the fallacy of the composite and divided senses; the fallacy of the consequent; the fallacy of absolute and qualified senses; the fallacy of many causes of truth; amphiboly; improper supposition.

We are again facing the fallacy of the false choice.

I call this the fallacy of the glass slipper.

Avoid the fallacy of the undistributed middle.

This fallacy is sometimes claimed as an early statement of the formal fallacy of affirming the consequent.

The fallacy of accident is the most elusive of the fallacies on Aristotle's list.