Believing that because each athlete on the team is fast the team will automatically win the relay is a fallacy of composition.

The professor warned that many philosophical debates are muddied by conceptual fallacies.

Students often overlook the fallacies of composition when arguing from individual examples to general conclusions.

In the debate, several genetic fallacies distracted from the actual policy issues.

Graduate seminars often debate naturalistic fallacies when evaluating arguments that equate 'is' with 'ought'.

In his lecture, the philosopher pointed out several formal fallacies in the student's argument.

In the debate, the speaker relied on several informal fallacies to distract from the weak evidence.

Believing that a coin is 'due' for heads after a long streak of tails is a classic example of the gambler's fallacy.

The detective warned the jury that the base rate fallacy could lead them to overestimate the defendant's guilt because rare events were being treated as decisive evidence.

Dismissing rare catastrophes because they haven't happened before is a black swan fallacy that can leave societies unprepared.