Examples of using Fallacious in English and their translations into Portuguese
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notwithstanding the fact that such a utopia has proved fallacious.
This objection is a fallacious appeal to consequences,
That socialism was"fallacious" when it declared surplus value an injustice from the point of view of the laws of exchange.
the protective fallacious speech by impracticality.
also completely fallacious.
And it is so fallacious that many years of injecting vast amounts of money into the economy have utterly failed to achieve full employment, merely chaos.
A logical extreme is a useful, though often fallacious, rhetorical device for the disputation of propositions.
determined that that arguments proposing shorter hours to counteract labor displacement were fallacious.
In the absence of sufficient evidence, drawing conclusions based on induction is unwarranted and fallacious.
Yes, because a Nobel prize winning economist such as Paul Samuelson declared the shorter-workweek argument to be fallacious, others repeat his conclusions with confidence in their truth.
Illustrative of this fallacious single-cause approach are the state-mandated offender treatment programs that forbid treating other causes,
Fallacious arguments To change,
of this societal model, we highlight the sugarcane agro-hydro-business, which, under the prerogative of the fallacious discourse of national, sustainable….
A fallacious or distorted use of the truth is no excuse just because it has been done before.
Even if fallacious, such models are an attempt to respond to society,
the argument against it on the basis of the unknown autographs is logically fallacious.
The discredit about the essence brought by advertisement including fallacious promises of ephemeral happiness converted people into contumacious consumers,
This fallacious reason or justification may have had some foundation in the past,
was sentenced to six months in prison on fallacious grounds.
The FDA-sponsored survey, published in 1972, investigated questionable and fallacious health beliefs and why people are susceptible to them.