Examples of using Fallacious in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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which we have seen to be fallacious, seem sufficient to account for his opinion, and we may therefore conclude that the antithesis of
Of a series of external threats, defensive internal forecasts, and fallacious starts that retarded Facebook's anticipating with its impact on global affairs and its users' judgments.
These GMPs are designed to forestall the inclusion of the fallacious ingredient, the addition of too much or too little of an ingredient,
Each of these arguments in turn was proved to be fallacious, but it always gave place to another from which the same conclusion would follow.
presupposing that that aspect really does exist and is stable-- is completely fallacious.
the argument is fallacious, and a better logic will show that no limits can be set to the extent
We do not hide behind the fallacious excuse that the Governing Body has been appointed by God, and so we must obey it as if Jehovah himself were speaking.
Enterprise ethics goes beyond just a moral code of right and fallacious; it attempts to reconcile what corporations should do legally versus maintaining a aggressive benefit over different companies.
Fallacious proofs of this proposition have been published by many writers, including myself, but up to the present no valid proof has been discovered.
is fallacious.
In this view, the supposed continued existence of sensible objects after they have ceased to be sensible will be a fallacious inference from the fact that they still have effects.
Wherefore also Zeno's argument is fallacious, that it is impossible to go through an infinite collection or to touch an infinite collection one by one in a finite time.
interestingly said,‘It is easier to feel convinced that[the ontological argument] must be fallacious than it is to find out precisely where the fallacy lies.'.
a true belief cannot be called knowledge when it is deduced by a fallacious process of reasoning,
Plato's arguments as regards all other knowledge are fallacious.
For example, if the truth of the argument relies on the truthfulness of the person making the argument- rather than known facts- then pointing out that the person has previously lied is not a fallacious argument.
He states that the argument that"Operation Vistula was the revenge for the slaughter of Poles by the Ukrainian Insurgent Army" in 1943- 1944, was"fallacious and ethically inadmissible," as it invoked"the principle of collective guilt.".
the totality of things, and it will be found that any other method that may be suggested is equally fallacious: so, at least, Wittgenstein contends and, I think, rightly.
For example, if the truth of the argument relies on the truthfulness of the person making the argument-rather than known facts-then pointing out that the person has previously lied is not a fallacious argument.
(Consider a similar fallacious argument that the Earth's surface must be infinite in area: