Sentence examples for judging arguments from inspiring English sources

Logic is the art of discerning truth from falsehood and of making and judging arguments (ISW I 1.1; IGP I 1.1).

By tacit agreement, there is no one leader, no judging, no arguments, no obligations - just spontaneous caring, respect and appreciation for each other.

It will only impoverish the conversation, depriving many citizens of the ability to make, and judge, arguments that reflect their most cherished views.

Reading all this, your terminally lowbrow Lost in Showbiz couldn't help but be reminded of The X Factor, upon whose theatrical inter-judge arguments such confected conflict may well be directly based.

"We judge the arguments on their merits, and are independent of financial interests".

Can we not judge these arguments on their merit, rather than on the style of their messenger?

And to judge those arguments I gathered some of the strongest ethical critics of meat, or at least of the way we consume it — Mark Bittman, Jonathan Safran Foer, Andrew Light, Michael Pollan and Peter Singer.

And we can't judge the arguments for and against such uses if we don't acknowledge that they exist.

But in his testimony, the budget director took issue with many of the central points of the judges' argument.

He also noted the judges' argument that a raise for them would be a small fraction of the state budget.

The judges' argument, if it is more than advocacy for the devil, turns Microsoft's own view of the world on its head.