Traductions de „sophistry“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » russe

sophistry [ˈsɒfɪstri, Am ˈsɑ:f-] SUBST no plur

sophistry

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There is, of course, a faint but unmistakable whiff of sophistry off this stuff.

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Manipulative identity politics, ripped straight from the handbook of conservative sophistry, are also at play.

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He often had to mix logic and sophistry in order to effectively treat and follow-up with patients.

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But for all their silliness, there is an element of sly cunning and sophistry behind them.

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Never mind the sophistries of quarks or chaos theory: even some of the most basic scientific terms turn out to be confusingly ill-conceived.

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But, as with many vague, feel-good concepts, "sustainability" contains more than a little sophistry.

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Later philosophers in the sixteenth century were less complimentary about his work, and accused him of sophistry.

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The argument that this wind farm would reduce our dependence on imported oil is pure sophistry.

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He asserts there to be three types of arguments, those of necessity, of ready believability, and sophistry.

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Is it possible that anyone in our cynical world credits a self-serving sophistry like this?

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