Sentence examples for apparent proof from inspiring English sources

Apparent proof came with a picture on the band's Facebook page, showing the name "Dave" next to the drum faders on a studio mixing desk.

As apparent proof of its growing appeal Sergio Raimondi, an exponent of this new approach, won a Guggenheim memorial fellowship in 2007.

Besides, there in the final gallery was apparent proof: five pillars, surrounded by taps offering the company's sodas, each pillar devoted to a different continent.

The first kind depends on the personal character of the speaker; the second on putting the audience into a certain frame of mind; the third on the proof, or apparent proof, provided by the words of the speech itself.

With regard to the persuasion achieved by proof or apparent proof: just as in dialectic there is induction on the one hand and syllogism or apparent syllogism on the other, so it is in rhetoric.

Nothing had been heard from those held captive since a video published by Boko Haram in May 2014 until an apparent "proof of life" message was sent to the Nigerian government this year.

The right way, then, is either to divide apparent proofs and refutations as above, or else to refer them all to ignorance of what 'refutation' is, and make that our starting-point: for it is possible to analyse all the aforesaid modes of fallacy into breaches of the definition of a refutation.

While he perhaps does not fit exactly into any of these categories, still his development of sophisticated methods of argumentation to produce apparent proofs of the evidently false conclusions that motion is impossible and that there are not in fact many things made it quite natural for Plato, Aristotle, Isocrates, and others to refer to him under all these labels.

Although advocates of this tactic have seen it as a potent way to argue that the existing political system must be overhauled, rather than accomodated, many liberals have criticized such a position as impractical, while conservative pundits tout this apparent irrationality as proof that Occupy can't be trusted.

Further difficulties with second-order epsilon terms surfaced, and it quickly became apparent that the proof as it stood was fallacious.

It is now clear what is the basic philosophy behind determining the moment functionals, so it becomes apparent how the proof in the more general situation of Theorem 5.4 works.