Sentence examples for utterly fallacious from inspiring English sources

The idea that the role of Frederick Douglass wasn't afforded an historical fit in the film, as some have intimated, is utterly fallacious.

He was his own invention, formed in the vacuum of a broken family, seduced by an ideal of militant self-control, tutored only in the infallible but utterly fallacious reasoning of outcasts devoted to overturning the government in pursuit of rights they already possessed.

"To infer that an increase in oxycodone prescribing in the UK will lead to an increase in heroin use makes three or four utterly fallacious assumptions.

The WSJ piece itself isn't that interesting, except insofar as the utterly fallacious comparison of the bank to Fannie and Freddie Mae reveals something about current conservative pathologies.

The metaphor is fallacious.

But this reasoning is fallacious.

Mr. Holbrooke said this argument was fallacious.

Alexander's second equation is completely fallacious.

That's why the blissful ignorance excuse is fallacious.

Now, this argument was obviously fallacious from the beginning.

The argument is fallacious.