Sentence examples for would be a fallacy from inspiring English sources

So although it may be tempting to say the Geneva conventions don't work, that would be a fallacy.

To assume that my review of the professor during my undergraduate years at all represented his effectiveness as a teacher would be a fallacy.

From the concessions, one might prove that one's opponent is 'committed to p,' but an attempt to make it seem as if this constitutes a proof of the absolute (non-relative) proposition 'p' would be a fallacy.

To accept "less is more" as the sole guideline to design, however, would be a serious fallacy.

Needless to say, it would be a logical fallacy to attribute these massive changes to any one cause; in "Smoking Typewriters," I list a bunch of contributing factors.

(Consider what happened with rock 'n' roll in just a short span of years). Needless to say, it would be a logical fallacy to attribute these massive changes to any one cause; in "Smoking Typewriters," I list a bunch of contributing factors.

Postulating an external relation between a surface and its referent would be a reification fallacy.

This would be a Gambler's Fallacy.

In his first television interview since being elected on Sunday, former army captain Jair Bolsonaro said it was time to abandon what he called the politically correct fallacy that Brazil would be a safer place if everybody was unarmed.

In his language, moral naturalism, in either to the two forms considered, would be an example of the naturalistic fallacy.

A more appropriate name would be "Hume's fallacy".