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Meanings of sophistry in English
Usage of sophistry in English
1
All sophistry falls to the ground in the presence of this argument.
2
She was not analytical; there was no sophistry in her young heart.
3
The brisk colloquial vocabulary fits admirably the brilliant sophistry of the argument.
4
It is odious sophistry, unworthy of the age in which we live.
5
He was bold, and never dealt in sophistry, but in plain speech.
6
All the sophistry in the world, my son, cannot change that decision.
7
His discrimination had none of the hair-splitting sophistry of the ancient teachers.
8
One feels slightly grubby even referring to this particular piece of near-sophistry.
9
But all other talk of equality was the greatest sophistry and charlatanism.
10
The reasoning may be plausible, but it is no better than sophistry.
11
To the sophistry of Chandler, Wendell Phillips also made a logical reply.
12
His reasoning is specious, but beneath the sophistry there is a plan.
13
You are no more a narrow-minded creature influenced by prejudice and sophistry.
14
They did not invent this sophistry,-itis as old as our humanity.
15
No sophistry could disguise this fact, nor could its significance be overstated.
16
Fire destroys falsehood, that is sophistry, and restores truth, driving out darkness.
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