Sentence examples for factual argument from inspiring English sources

"It's much more an emotional argument than a factual argument," he said as the president finished making his case for dislodging Mr. Hussein.

Secondly, he told and directed me to attempt through factual argument- that is, through appeals to reason-to have this brutal and completely senseless order rescinded or at least mitigated in its effects as far as possible.

For Coetzee, the result reflected a debasement of Britain's political culture: the traducing, with media complicity, of rational discourse by a leave campaign that targeted the very idea of factual argument.

The fact that some of the properties of a chemical compound could, by simple juxtaposition, be derived from those of the elements (the molecular weight, for example, equals the simple sum of the respective atomic weights) was a strong factual argument in favour of the principle.

His sole factual argument against this is "On the other hand, when I watch Comcast and Verizon, in our serving area here, slugging it out on television with their ads, boy there's a lot of competition going on there". Well, gee whiz!

His long harangue is based on deliberately misconstruing words, because he has no logical or factual argument against the truth: businesses do benefit from taxpayer-financed infrastructure.

He called the legal and factual arguments "compelling, indeed overwhelming".

Dr. Bex describes his and his colleagues' research — and particularly the work of Dr. Susan van den Braak — respecting a variety of applications that provide visual displays of investigators' legal and factual arguments and narrative accounts of alleged crimes.

From the higher profits earned by companies with diverse boards to the greater stability enjoyed by countries where women are more empowered, there are endless factual arguments as to why feminism is beneficial for everybody.

ACCURACY: The advertisement does not make any clear-cut factual arguments except to assert that Wal-Mart is one of the top employers of veterans, something the Department of Veterans Affairs says it does not track, but is a reasonable claim given that the retailer is the country's largest private employer.

LAHOUSEN: Before the discussion Canaris said, as I have already pointed out, that I should use factual arguments in order to have this order withdrawn or at least to weaken its effects, but that otherwise I should not take it into my head to use arguments of a humanitarian nature lest I make a fool of myself.