Sentence examples similar to was fallaciously from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a fallacious manner, erroneously, illogically.
Thousands of people have been fallaciously deemed fit for work.
Without even asking whether B can explain it, the default conclusion is fallaciously drawn: B must be correct.
Conversely, politicians sometimes pretend that a firmly established hypothesis (e.g., that humans contribute to global climate change) is much less certain than it is, fallaciously treating it as dubious because some people doubt it.
Even at the time, Powell wrote that his book might be used (fallaciously, as he saw it) by rightwing militia groups like the Minutemen.
The communal violence in the Windy City has been long described fallaciously as "black-on-black crime," and Lee seeks to connect the epidemic to the national level.
Furthermore, Desposito et al. [ 18] found that 31% of surveyed pediatricians reported receipt of NBS-positive results more than 10 days after testing was completed, and 28% of respondents fallaciously viewed no results as indicating a negative screen not requiring follow-up, thus potentially complicating the lack of urgent care that might be needed by some of these newborn infants.
The old sophists took false belief as "judging what is not"; they then fallaciously slid from "judging what is not," to "judging nothing," to "not judging at all," and hence concluded that no judgement that was ever actually made was a false judgement.
