fallacies造句

In isolation, these statements may be dangerous fallacies.

It stubbornly repeats all the fallacies of Comte.

There are over 100 kinds of fallacies that have been analysed and have proper names.

So study up on logical fallacies, and try playing the game the next time you're being advertised to.

Most of the fallacies were started in the fifties by a Rennes innkeeper who wanted to generate business.

The other part may be steeped in the principles of debate, such as identifying fallacies, or understanding bias.

The second part is about several fallacies in news infringing laws, and will analyze in detail the existing conflicts and problems.

It describes some of the fallacies associated with traditional software project metrics, then focuses on effective measurement during the Inception phase.

There are other things horribly wrong with this article, but this one point stood out because, as fallacies go, it tends to propagate wide and far.

We progressives need to stick together and embellish our talking points without someone from the outside pointing out fallacies in our ideology.

We enjoy the advantages of being a vast country with a large population and we refuse to be misled by fallacies. But we do have a sober estimate of our strength.

We should safeguard our reputation for acting independently, for keeping the initiative in our own hands and for refusing to be taken in by fallacies or to tremble in the face of danger.

Some people do not achieve little, not in intelligence or lack of ability, but not to overcome their psychological weaknesses and fallacies, and not to give full play to their existing potential and talent.

We ourselves should maintain vigilance. We should safeguard our reputation for acting independently, for keeping the initiative in our own hands and for refusing to be taken in by fallacies or to tremble in the face of danger.