Use of the word fallacy in a sentence example

fallacy

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The work also amply demonstrates the fallacy of that argument. [adjective]

The fallacy of dependency theory has been demonstrated by sociologist Peter Berger of Boston University. [noun]

The fallacy in this argument lies in the false supposition, that each producer is not necessarily associated with every other producer. [noun]

The fallacy that Maltese is a dialect of Arabia has been luminously disproved by A. [Please select]

But when Father Knox looks in the glass does he not see its staring fallacy. [Please select]

A man who is not careful in destroying a fallacy may damage a truth. [Please select]

Thus it is that John Mill pretends to refute the Achilles-tortoise fallacy. [Please select]

"I wonder that you cannot see the fallacy of your reasoning, Ritson," replied Charlie. [Please select]

This is another figure of speech, which might be appropriately termed 'the fallacy of the looking-glass.' [Please select]

"Peterkin," said I, "there is fallacy in your reasoning." [Please select]

The fallacy here may be easily pointed out. [Please select]

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