Sentence examples for the argument itself from inspiring English sources

But the argument itself has caused unease.

"The argument itself just bothers them, and I don't know why".

His interpretation of the airport dispute may have veered into paranoia, but the argument itself was probably real.

For example, ad hominem reasoning literally means reasoning by reference to a person rather than by reference to the argument itself.

His archival zeal, however, outstrips his synthetic abilities; much of the detail seems extraneous and the argument itself is somewhat familiar.

Arguments about what makes great rapping fail to grasp the beauty of the argument itself: there are so many options to choose from.

Nevertheless, the authors write that "the logic of the ontological argument itself doesn't include inferences based on this modality".

But he also thinks that the Mary argument itself  "builds in the opposite assumption".

To concede this point to the incompatibilist is to be confused about the very force or significance of the spontaneity argument itself.

Although this suggests that the cosmological argument relies on the ontological, Kant also indicates that the effort to produce a purely a priori argument for God's existence (the ontological argument) itself gets momentum from reason's need to find the necessary ground for existence in general, a need expressed in the cosmological argument (cf. A603 04/B631 32).

Now that we've seen it I can report that the legal argument itself is all about trust.