Sentence examples for an unsound argument from inspiring English sources
'an unsound argument' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to an argument that is unsupported, irrelevant, weak, or illogical. For example: "The speaker provided an unsound argument against the proposed bill, which made it clear that she did not understand the issue."
Context dependence must in this regard be distinguished from non-monotonicity: Monotonicity and its contrary concern relations among inductive arguments or inferences; a sound inductive argument can be converted into an unsound argument by adding premises.
Seeing classical Indian logic as part of epistemology, as explaining how we know facts through the mediation of our knowledge of other facts, makes it easy to understand why both the Buddhist and Vedic schools count a valid but unsound argument as fallacious: no knowledge is generated.
The fundamental problem is that WBD has been imposed upon society by appealing to an unsound biologic argument; WBD attempts to fulfill the definition of death as the permanent cessation of the integrated functioning of the organism as a whole despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
And sometimes the unsound argument and the false conclusion are those presented by one side of a political argument.
Tax deniers often make the government's case rather easy, as many base their defenses on the legally unsound arguments that got them in trouble in the first place.
We'll focus on internal criticisms, that is, objections that purport to expose incoherencies, unsound arguments, and inconsistencies with larger aspects of his philosophy (as opposed to complaints, for example, about his Cartesian infidelities).
Doesn't opting to be homeless indicate an unsound mind?
It is a judgment, a judgment thrice removed, and probably an unsound one.
Similarly, bonds can default or be denominated in an unsound currency.
Really, I think most of you shall benefit from having even an unsound coughing strategy.
