“fallacy”造句，怎麼用fallacy造句

Thepolitics may be intractable, but they are based on a fallacy.

There is a lot to be gained if we stay away from the either-or fallacy in the services area.

It takes only one sentence to promote a fallacy but to refute one requires much more than that.

Around India's nuclear tests, Indian leaders constantly attacked China, creating the fallacy that the move was "reasonable", in an attempt to make false charges against China.

Whether or not this is truly an example of the straw man fallacy, I found it refreshing to see a student applying logical reasoning learned in another of his courses to the problem at hand.

Third, even if we ignore these two problems, there is the grave fallacy in the very concept of "social cost," or of cost as applied to more than one person.

The fallacy has been exposed in its naked absurdity.

But Mr Carey pulls the pathetic fallacy out of the hat with panache.

Pretending I wouldn't have any interruptions to my work was a typical illustration of the planning fallacy.

The Gambler’s fallacy is the tendency to think that future probabilities are altered by past events, when in reality, they are not.

We'll talk about the Oklahoma sharpshooter fallacy.

All these cases share the same fallacy -- that U. S. -directed methods can spur development in other nations. But U.

Reality: With a nod to the "fallacy of the exception" rule we mentioned earlier, some leaders believe that they can achieve breakthrough results simply by making improvements in key process areas.

In this fallacy, lack of proof for a position (or simply lack of information) is used to try to support a particular claim.

This fallacy builds from Keynesians' misunderstanding of the role and purpose of money in an economy.