argumentation

How To Use argumentation In A Sentence

• Discussion and argumentation are displaced by catchy phrases and slogans, produced according to the practices of the advertising business.
• However, it is sheer sophistry, that is, “subtly deceptive reasoning or argumentation,” of which Senator Kerry should be ashamed John Kerry, Excommunicated?
• The precepts of Centralism rest heavily on a base of ad hominem argumentation, not on empirical evidence of their effectiveness.
• Now, I do find it interesting that while you fling profanity and cast aspersions, that is your defense, yet, you cannot answer some simple question yourself, which shows a dishonesty in your method of argumentation. Hertzberg: Lyndon Who? | Jewschool
• Far more interesting, though, is the quality of argumentation offered in support of Derrida's importance.
• While Carter's motives appear questionable (is he REALLY concerned for the status of women in the Church?) and his argumentation is certainly lacking, it would be more constructive to address, thoughtfully, a point that his vapid criticism nonetheless raises; why it is that women are not permitted to preach as men are in the Church (the question of ordination aside ...)? Putting the Carter before the horse
• This is a passionate essay, but one that tends to substitute assertion for argumentation and engagement.
• After the argumentation of jurisprudence authority of the doctrine of privity of contract, the text gives the wide coverage to probes into the exception to privity of contract.
• In procedure aspect , argumentation from coherence needs an equal debate and dialogue among judge attendee.
• Accordingly, Council enjoins concerned branch undertook nervous investigation, argumentation works further.