Sentence examples for ordinary arguments from inspiring English sources

It is usually a good idea for file names given as ordinary arguments to be input files only; any output files would be specified using options (preferably '-o').

And the mechanism that connects weak gun laws to gun murders and massacres is self-evident: with guns around, ordinary arguments escalate into ones where someone gets killed, and crazy kids who dream of getting even with the world can easily find a gun — or, like Adam Lanza, many guns — to do it with.

Certainly it must be said that appeals to emotion and character play a significant role in ordinary arguments that occur in social, moral and political contexts.

In assessing ordinary arguments, these issues can be avoided by understanding fallacies more simply, as common patterns of faulty reasoning which can usefully be identified in the evaluation of informal arguments.

Most authors (e.g., Govier 1999 and Hitchcock 2002) have rejected the suggestion that we should broaden our definitions to make dialectical obligations a necessary component of an argument, but now grant that some accounting of the dialectical aspects of argumentative exchange must be an integral part of any comprehensive understanding of ordinary argument.

Even if you allow an output file name as an ordinary argument for compatibility, try to provide a suitable option as well.

In this sense, the lie doesn't represent a routine disagreement over a particular separation-of-powers clash, or an ordinary argument about whether a given presidential act merits the criticism it's receiving.

"A spate of shootings can often begin from an ordinary argument between two guys about a girlfriend, and because some of these men are involved in the drug economy they have the weapons to protect themselves.

Other aspects of ordinary argument which extend the scope of informal logic are dialectical.

This is a conception of good argument which can be applied to many instances of ordinary argument, but there are many situations in which the success and failure of arguments may be measured in other ways.

What is true is that fictionalism presents problems for Thomasson's specific way of arguing for ontological deflationism, by appeal to ordinary language arguments.