英汉词典

1.Bastiat's advice is direct: "Do not listen to this sophistry by vested interests."

巴斯夏直接建议：“不要听信这些既得利益者的诡辩。”

2.No one can be persuaded by sophistry.

强词夺理不能折服人。

3.The terms "sophist" and "sophistry" have taken on derogatory connotations in modern times.

当今社会，“诡辩家”以及“诡辩”等词汇已染上贬义色彩。

4.Are we to say that your skill - sophistry - has improved in the same way, and that the ancients who practiced wisdom were worthless compared to you?

我们是否可以说：你这门技艺——诡辩术，也同样进步了？与你相比，那些以智慧为业的古人也同样一文不值呢？

5.Sophistry won't alter facts.

诡辩改变不了事实。

6.I was not always find an excuse for a lot of failure for their own sophistry?

我是不是经常找一大堆借口来为自己的失败而狡辩？

7.The essence of Sophistry lies in giving authority to a partial and abstract principle, in its isolation, as may suit the interest and particular situation of the individual at the time.

诡辩的本质在于孤立起来看事物，把本身片面的、抽象的规定，认为是可靠的，只有这样的规定能够为个人带来当时特殊情形下的利益。

8.Not by events on the ground, but by our "subsequent points of analysis that wavered between invective and sophistry."

不是由于实际发生的事件，而是由于本刊“摇摆在谩骂和诡辩之间的后续分析观点”。

9.He aims to highlight the heterogeneity and reveal the sophistry in the consumption culture through the fake consumption culture.

这是对于异化的彰显，在虚假性的消费文化中揭示出消费文化的虚假性。