1.Social media has given rise to a new golden age of sophistry — aided and abetted by blind partisanship.

社交媒体带来了诡辩的新黄金时代——被盲目的党派立场借力和怂恿。

2." You'd have to in this town, " insisted Gloria with ready sophistry.

“你必须在这个镇上，”格洛丽亚用准备好的诡辩坚持道。机翻

3.Oh, my God, the sophistry here is amazing.

上帝啊 这真是令人惊叹的诡辩。

4.Oh, my God, the sophistry here is just blinding.

天哪 这诡辩真掩人耳目。

5.I see, are we engaging in some extramural sophistry here?

我明白了 咱们是在进行辩论吗？

6.The two women drew a goodly number of little sophistries from their religion wherewith to justify their conduct.

这两个女人从她们的宗教中汲取了大量的小诡辩来为她们的行为辩护。机翻

7.Commit it then to the flames: for it can contain nothing but sophistry and illusion.

那付之一炬：因为只诡辩和幻觉。机翻

8.The choice between philosophy and sophistry is a choice between the divine and the human.

哲学与诡辩的选择， 是神与人的选择。机翻

9.This, of course, suggests anew the relation between sophistry and democracy and the opposition to both by philosophy.

当然，这再次暗示了诡辩与民主之间的关系以及哲学对两者的反对。机翻

10.I am making this point in order to underline an essential distinction between philosophy and sophistry.

我提出这一点是为了强调哲学和诡辩之间的本质区别。机翻

11.But once it is understood that their connection with sophistry is adventitious, not inescapable, I see no reason for giving the terms up.

但一旦明白们与诡辩的联系是偶然的，而不是不可避免的，我认为没有理由放弃这些条款。机翻

12.Sophistry is always a misuse of the skills of rhetoric, always an unscrupulous effort to succeed in persuading by any means, fair or foul.

诡辩总是对修辞技巧的滥用，总是不择手段地以任何手段（无论公平还是不正当）来成功说服。机翻

13.Sophistry is a productive art, human, of the imitation kind, copy-making, of the appearance-making kind, uninformed and insincere in the form of contrary-speech-producing art.

诡辩是一种生产性的艺术，人类的，模仿的，复制的，制作外观的，无知的和不真诚的， 以相反的语言产生艺术的形式出现。机翻

14.How soon Mathis had been proved right and how soon his own little sophistries had been exploded in his face!

马西斯很快被证明是正确的，他自己的小诡辩很快在他面前爆炸了！机翻

15.Such propositions as the above are trivial, and would never be enunciated in real life except by an orator preparing the way for a piece of sophistry.

上述这些命题都是微不足道的， 在现实生活中绝不会被阐明， 除非演说家为一段诡辩铺路。机翻

16.Gross sophistry has scarce ever had any influence upon the opinions of mankind, except in matters of philosophy and speculation; and in these it has frequently had the greatest.

粗俗的诡辩对人类的意见几乎没有任何影响，除了在哲学和思辨方面。在这些方面，经常拥有最大的。机翻

17.Consider Socrates' conclusion about the nature of true or artful speech, which allows an interesting and possibly troubling question to be raised about the relation between philosophy and sophistry.

考虑一下苏格拉底关于真实或巧妙言论的本质的结论，允许提出一个关于哲学和诡辩之间关系的有趣且可令人不安的问题。机翻

18.She knew it for what it was; Mr. Bell's kindly sophistry that nearly all men were guilty of equivocal actions, and that the motive ennobled the evil, had never had much real weight with her.

她知道是什么。贝尔先生善意的诡辩说几乎所有的人都犯了模棱两可的行为，动机使罪恶高尚，但她从来没有真正重视过。机翻

19.It would be very unfortunate, indeed, if sophistry could not be avoided, for then no honest or morally scrupulous person could, in good conscience, have anything to do with the process of persuasion.

事实上，如果无法避免诡辩，那将是非常不幸的，因为那样的话，任何诚实或道德上谨慎的人都无法凭良心参与说服过程。机翻

20." I have worked—some" . This by Anthony was an imprudent bringing up of raw reserves. Gloria laughed, torn between delight and derision; she resented his sophistry as at the same time she admired his nonchalance.

“我工作过——一些”。安东尼的做法是轻率地提出原始储备。格洛丽亚笑了起来，在喜悦和嘲笑之间挣扎。她厌恶他的诡辩，同时又钦佩他的冷漠。机翻