Examples of 'fallacy' in a sentence
Meaning of "fallacy"
Fallacy (noun) - a mistaken belief, especially based on unsound argument
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- Deceptive or false appearance; that which misleads the eye or the mind.
- An argument, or apparent argument, which professes to be decisive of the matter at issue, while in reality it is not; a specious argument.
How to use "fallacy" in a sentence
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You taught me the fallacy of false pride.
The fallacy has become very clear.
The opposite of this fallacy is false compromise.
This fallacy is a major problem in public debate.
Because he embraced the fallacy of being pot committed.
The fallacy of four terms is a syllogistic fallacy.
Therein rests the fallacy of their argument.
The fallacy of the argument from authority.
This is called the fallacy of faulty dilemma.
The fallacy is similar to an argument from authority.
And it exposes the fallacy of that adage.
It is a fallacy you would do much better giving up.
This is yet another fallacy of the industry.
The fallacy that everything on line is temporary.
It is called the fallacy of the single cause.
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The fallacy of composition is often cited in economics.
Keynes saw the fallacy in this reasoning.
This broken logic is called a logical fallacy.
It would be a fallacy to say that one enjoyed it.
I would give that one a good fallacy.
This is a fallacy even in relation to known fact.
Any such violation will constitute a fallacy.
This is a logical fallacy called circular reasoning.
Thinking both are equal is an example of ecological fallacy.
That is the fallacy of denying the antecedent.
It is often shortened simply to post hoc fallacy.
This is not some fallacy or an unproven theory.
The argument from ignorance is a logical fallacy.
And it is a fallacy to say sport should be apolitical.
This is called the base rate fallacy.
Syllogistic fallacy is not just a failure of logic.
The phrase does not necessarily connote a fallacy.
The logical fallacy of the false equivalence.
This is a phenomenon known as the conjunction fallacy.
This fallacy is very common in religious circles.
It is similar to the fallacy of the broken window.
The fallacy of churn and lifetime value.
You are using the fallacy of composition.
The fallacy of global warming and why.
But post hoc is actually a logical fallacy.
That shows the fallacy of being a minority shareholder.
To call the opponents of an ideology phobic is a fallacy.
That is the fallacy they have created.
This is related to the sunk cost fallacy.
That is a fallacy that you keep repeating.
The opinionist is guilty of the second fallacy.
This is the fallacy of appeal to common practice.
Learn to avoid the sunk cost fallacy.
It is a form of the fallacy of the appeal to ignorance.
If one accepts that outsourcing is associated fallacy.
