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He argues by example, not by analogy; the point of the opening of "The Origin" isn't that something similar happens with domesticated breeds and natural species; the point is that the very same thing happens, albeit unplanned and over a much longer period.

He argues, by example, that an expert in any given field is best able to speak false in that field, since an amateur liar might stumble on the truth.

Each book in the "I Love Type" series further argues by example for the rightness of its respective typeface, with selections of posters, packaging and magazine pages therein, largely by European graphic designers, that are virtually flawless applications.

Again arguing by example, Socrates shows that any failure, ethical or otherwise, would be better if it came as the result of a deliberate choice, because that would imply that the person who erred had the power to do the thing right if he or she wanted to.

He argues, for example, that sugar can be addictive.

Moreover, he argues that the examples developed by Arntzenius and Clifton sound bizarre precisely in the light of Property Composition and Property Decomposition.

For example, he argues that by 'self-determination' the libertarian must mean either that one's actions including one's acts of willing are preceded by an act of free will or that one's acts of will lack sufficient causes.

But this is shortsighted, he argues, and he provides some examples to illustrate his point.

Bonnie & Clyde, he argues, is influenced by 9/11.

Unfortunately, he argues for this position by citing human subjects: Socrates, for example, would still have been who he was even if he had had different parents.

"Security has to be done by design," he argues.