Dodatkowe przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
In those cases and others, the army said the stories were false.
But let us take a false issue off the table.
The point, of course, would be to get her to say they were false.
If he'd had sense enough to give them a false name.
They no longer were likely to provide him with false data.
One false move and they're out of here for a week.
You have a wife who'd never be false like me.
I believe he gave a false name from the beginning.
If one of these be true, then the other two are false.
How can you be so false to your own blood?
All at once he felt false to himself, not real.
They gave him a paper to mark up with true and false questions.
I seem to have been put in a false position.
He gave the number of the pay phone and a false name.
I could tell his words were false, yet he wanted me to stay.
I couldn't understand why he had given me a false name.
She would never have put herself in such a false position.
My false hope was not going to help the boys.
You didn't even have the sense to use a false name.
Find out if what you heard is true or false.
Their building is known to the public as a false security company.
The right side of the green is a false front.
Whether what he said was true or false is another matter.
Or you can only make art in one way, and all the other ways are false.
They had no idea who I was and gave me three months under my false name.
So the report is simply fallacious if it included that.
"Clearly those arguments were fallacious then and they are now."
Nothing can be more fallacious than this kind of argument.
His theoretical work was never much and most of it has turned out to be fallacious.
An argument can be fallacious whether or not its conclusion is true.
It seems to me that both theories are equally fallacious.
But the article's illustration of this assertion is even more fallacious.
It is fallacious at the level of the economy.
Assuming the pain relief was caused by the doctor is fallacious.
The past three weeks had taught Clan how fallacious that assumption was.
The plan of action was based, however, upon one supposition which proved to be fallacious.
"There is a resemblance, but I believe it to be fallacious.
This argument has been criticized as fallacious from a number of different angles.
However, some regard the reasoning behind the defense's calculation as fallacious.
"The notion that a university president should have salaries comparable to those in industry is fallacious," he said.
"In this country there are two parties: the righteous and the fallacious," he said.
Picture no longer in fallacious thought A doer for each deed!
The result was to show that the danger was real and the hope fallacious.
He was extremely sensitive to even the most fallacious appearance of affection, poor man.
Ideas, no matter how bizarre or fallacious, can span the world in a flash.
Although fallacious, it is worth giving in more detail.
But, he told himself, it was a fallacious belief, because borrowing had to stop sooner or later.
Sometimes these views are based on reasoning that an economist would judge fallacious.
The economic argument for an estuary airport is fallacious at best.
The appeal to religion in American politics can be reduced to a simple, if fallacious, argument: 1.
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