| To believe you have control over the players, the refs or the game is a fallacy. |
| The argument is said to commit the fallacy of Illicit Process of the Major Term. |
| Surely, they do not mean to do that, because such an argument is a logical fallacy. |
| And it is simply a fallacy to say that the only way people can achieve is when there is absolutely no bias whatsoever against them. |
| The whole idea that the entire country took to arms with pitchforks and scythes is also a fallacy. |
| Under the new regime, the stereotypically dour Aberdonian demeanour has been proved something of a fallacy. |
