Sentence examples for introductory argument from inspiring English sources

Robert A. Scardino, a lawyer for Mr. Stanford, said in his introductory argument last week that Mr. Davis "is going to testify and admit that he is a liar and a crook, and yet these prosecutors are going to ask you to believe him".

Rather consider "This Record Belongs To …" to be an introductory argument to the digital youth that music can be listened to for fun.

In his introductory arguments, Robert A. Scardino, one of Mr. Stanford's lawyers, called Mr. Davis a "liar and a crook and yet these prosecutors are going to ask you to believe him".

An introductory statement.

For instance, if you're writing an argumentative essay — that is, one that argues a specific point with the hope of persuading the reader into agreement — it can be helpful to focus on summarizing your argument in the introductory paragraph (or paragraphs) of the essay.

This introductory paper will develop these arguments and introduce the papers included in this special issue.

Start by reading Peter's introductory essay, The Activated State: An Argument for Involved Scientists.

The study of such arguments this gave rise to began with an attempt to replace artificial examples of good and bad argument that characterized early introductory logic texts (examples like: "All men are mortal. Socrates is a man. So Socrates is mortal").

In some introductory philosophy textbooks and anthologies, the arguments for God's existence are presented as ostensible proofs which are then shown to be fallible.

The historical compatibilist, of either Fischer and Ravizza's or Mele's stripe, will sometimes have to resist premise one rather than premise two (as set out in the introductory section, and as formulated in Mele's zygote argument) of a well crafted manipulation argument.

The Empathic Civilization is divided into three parts with an introductory chapter that summarizes the contents and arguments of the book.