argument by analogy造句

• But arguments by analogy are always weak in discussions of usage.
• The implicit equating of price setting in the competitive market with " the central nervous system of the economy " is an ingenious argument by analogy.
• And is it ? " Thomson's article defends abortion rights and functions primarily as an argument by analogy in regards to the idea of mother / fetus consanguinity.
• Like appeals to the real, arguments that establish the structure of reality can be divided into two categories : arguments from example or model, and arguments by analogy.
• Gascon J rejected further arguments by analogy to the prayer recited in the House of Commons of Canada, holding that there had not been sufficient evidence led to discuss the issue.
• I do note you are very good at drawing arguments by analogy to portray me as " fringe " however . talk / 20 : 46, 22 June 2013 ( UTC)
• The arguments for evolution being a religion generally amount to arguments by analogy : it is argued that evolution and religion have one or more things in common, and that therefore evolution is a religion.
• "I just don't believe argument by analogy is a legitimate basis for the kind of proposals they are making, " said Ronald D . Nadler, an animal behaviorist associated with the Yerkes Primate Center in Atlanta.
• A reviewer for " The Harvard Crimson " wrote : " Despite its lapses into obsessive speculations about connections between irrelevant figures and dubious arguments by analogy of " modus operandi ", " Coup d'Etat " is a chillingly convincing book ."
• :: : In the interests of balance, note that ( i ) argument by analogy is a useful rhetorical device but an unreliable method of reasoning; ( ii ) Paley's watchmaker analogy is used as an example in our false analogy article; ( iii ) there are crucial logical flaws in the whole category of teleological arguments.