The editor's column exposed several toupée fallacies that politicians use to distract from policy failures.

Managers often justify continuing failing projects by citing sunk costs fallacies rather than reevaluating the project's viability.

The article analyzed several black swan fallacies that had misled economists for decades.

The debate was derailed by several masked man fallacies that confused the audience.

When the conversation turned political, his responses were full of no true Scotsman fallacies that shut down any meaningful discussion.

In a cognitive biases lecture, she presented multiple base rate fallacies to demonstrate how people disregard prior probabilities.

Accusing someone of committing the naturalistic fallacy doesn't settle the ethical debate, because pointing out that something is natural doesn't by itself prove it's good.

Claiming that the argument must be wrong because it comes from someone you dislike is an informal fallacy that evades formal symbolic analysis.

Dismissing her proposal as unreliable simply because she trained at that university is a genetic fallacy.

The philosopher pointed out that the politician's speech relied on a formal fallacy, so the conclusion could not be trusted.