A detailed analysis of such arguments would require a whole treatise; the best known, however, are arguments by example, by analogy, by the consequences, a pari (arguing from similar propositions), a fortiori (arguing from an accepted conclusion to an even more evident one), a contrario (arguing from an accepted conclusion to the rejection of its contrary), and the argument of authority.
For example, in the 1970s, the argument for authority of Scripture came up with the ordination of women -- and so, too, did the threat of a schism.
There are two narrative resources which have become recurring arguments of irrefutable authority in many reflections on education.
In line with the arguments of such authorities as R.D. Martin and K.C. Beard, the (predominantly Paleocene) Plesiadapiformes (or Paromomyiformes) are not, here, regarded as Primates.
The strategy review Mr. Obama will discuss on Friday was completed weeks ago, but delayed because of continuing arguments over the authority of the White House office, and the budgets for the entire effort.
However, Bucer and Peter Martyr, while they sympathised with Hooper's position, supported Cranmer's arguments of timing and authority.
The court overruled the argument of Dutch authorities that the men seeking asylum could "exercise restraint" and hide their sexuality to avoid persecution.
At the heart of his re-election campaign is an argument for further decentralisation of authority from central government to Bangkok, and, he hopes, to other big cities as well.
The consortium lost in the district court in 1998 and the next year in the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, which rejected the argument that the exercise of authority over isolated, intrastate waters exceeded Congress's authority to regulate interstate commerce.
Summarize your argument with some degree of authority; this paragraph should leave your reader with no doubt as to your position or conclusion of logic.
Within informal logic, the key argument schemes discussed include arguments from authority, causal reasoning, arguments by analogy, and various forms of moral argument.
