Sentence examples for standards of argument from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Erdogan, facing municipal elections in March, seemed to have secured a generally favorable reaction among Turks, some newspaper coverage criticized him for the way he handled his conversation with Mr. Peres at a gathering accustomed to high standards of argument.

"Of Tragedy" does not meet the standards of argument and insight set by Hume's other contributions to aesthetics.

However one understands the role of philosophy within informal logic, its investigation of standards of argument and reason has obvious ties to a variety of philosophical concerns about truth, justification and knowledge.

The subgroup of trained philosophers (MM, with non-authors JD and UM; see Acknowledgments) analysing the criteria within philosophy often had to extract informal and implicitly given criteria (apart from criteria directly related to standards of argument, e.g. logic).

This time though, many members of the medical profession have become so frustrated with the standard of argument that together – doctors, nurses, paramedics, midwives, healthcare workers – they've formed their own party, the National Health Action Party, or NHA, fielding candidates in 12 constituencies.

The latter are more associated with infringing a reasonable expectation of dialogue than with failing some standard of argument, (2011, 385; 2010, 175).

It is the frequent failure of ordinary meanings and standard forms of argument to satisfy his interpretation of this criterion which underpins Stirner's remorselessly idiosyncratic style.

One standard sort of argument for propositions is metalinguistic.

The pragma-dialectical approach incorporates many of the standard features of argument analysis.

Below is one standard line of argument, versions of which can be found in Bealer (1998), Schiffer (2003).

Once we recognize the argumentative structure of the advertisement, we can go further, and consider whether it should be understood as an instance of an argument scheme (a standard pattern of argument).