Sophism

The cult leader used sophism to control his followers and maintain his power.

He was a master of sophism and could argue any point convincingly.

Politicians often use sophism to manipulate public opinion.

The con artist used sophism to scam innocent people out of their money.

The lawyer's sophism made the jury doubt the defendant's guilt.

The speaker's sophism was so convincing that many people were misled by it.

The advertisement's sophism made people believe that their product could solve all their problems.

Some advertising companies use sophism to make false claims about their products.

The article's sophism made readers believe that climate change was a hoax.

The salesperson used sophism to convince the customer to buy a product they didn't need.

The professor's sophism about the nature of reality left the students confused.

The student's sophism made the teacher's head spin.

The politician's sophism was intended to confuse the audience.

The lawyer's sophism was so complex that even the judge struggled to follow the argument.

The philosopher's sophism was difficult for the average person to understand.

The media outlet was accused of sophism for presenting biased news stories that were designed to mislead their viewers.

The lawyer's sophism didn't hold up in court, and his client was found guilty.

The salesman's argument was nothing more than a sophism to get me to buy his product.