Sentence examples for begging the question from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, one is simply begging the question.

"You're begging the question," he said.

That's begging the question rather than answering it.

Later, however, begging the question came to mean circular reasoning, or circulus in probando.

Begging the question: could the sinners of today's cinema instead be the saviors?

In "Begging the Question," he argues that such disclosures would degrade the complexity of his beliefs.

Begging the question: why did the industry survey get the results it did?

But when your editorial claims that "there is almost no voting fraud in America," that's begging the question.

It seems likely that Evans will play professionally again, begging the question: where is the moral line drawn in football?

None of that, of course, bodes well for reducing skiers' carbon footprint, begging the question: Can luxury and green mix?

But he realized that this would be begging the question, since his consulting the machine would be a tacit admission that he did in fact trust the machine.