Sentence examples for ambiguous premises from inspiring English sources
As a moralist and psychologist, Bentham has similarly appeared to be inadequate; his arguments, though sometimes elaborate, rest too often on insufficient and ambiguous premises.
Moreover, in light of the proceeding discussion it is clear that the first two premises are ambiguous.
Its second premise is also ambiguous between the claim that a theory of value is in one respect better if it is more unified, and the claim that it is all-things-considered better if it is more unified.
there are several interpretations that can be given to the premise because it is grammatically ambiguous.
The premise of the Adipose pill was equally ambiguous with rare side-effects, but was a "win-win situation" for anyone involved.
Teachers invigilating the exams were shocked by ambiguous test questions, based, as they saw it, on false premises and wrongheaded educational principles.
Her lawyers called the charges ambiguous and convoluted, saying they were "exceedingly general allegations that are premised upon an unclear set of facts".
Critical realism starts with the premise that social systems are open, evolve, and are messy and ambiguous.
