Sentence examples for Valid premises from inspiring English sources

Finally, they involve logical inference, such that conclusions are drawn from valid premises.

In apologetics, an argument is composed of a set of valid premises followed by a logical conclusion.

I'm not going to be making the Armani suit, I'm going to be the clothes purveyor to Target.' Instead, he suggests that there's somehow no valid premise for expensive wines".

Most plausibly, perhaps, Aristotle's complete and incomplete syllogisms taken together are understood as formally valid premise-conclusion arguments; and his complete and completed syllogisms taken together as (sound) deductions.

We have no need to debate him, since debate suggests a valid premise for his line of thinking.

In their time and place, the mere demand that public discourse be perspicuous, in particular, that reasoning be valid and premises true a demand implicit in their general ideal of reason placed them in the middle of crucial socio-political struggles.

These impossible worlds still have a certain amount of logical structure: they behave in quite a standard fashion with respect to essentially single-premise inferences (they are actually closed under any classically valid single-premise inference); but they are anarchic and not closed under essentially multiple-premise inferences.

Firstly, it is not clear where one should place such items as the Rescher-Brandom non-adjunctive worlds: for these worlds, despite being deviant with respect to conjunction and anarchic when it's about multi-premise logical consequence, still are closed with respect to any (classically valid) single-premise inference.

The argument is valid, and premise (1) looks hard to deny.

"Legalizing same-sex marriage creates a legal precedent where there can be no valid legal premise for denying marriage to more than two people who wish to marry each other… We just disagree as to whether it's a bad thing".

Group F was more successful in producing arguments that comprised of more chains of propositions that had true premises, valid inferences and scientifically valid claim.