Sentences with phrase «coherent argument»

Surely no one who isn't a lawyer can actually stand up and make coherent arguments (advocacy) on a complex legal topic?

That is, if students work on logic puzzles, they get better at logic puzzles but not at other things, such as forming coherent arguments or winning debates.

Then, if you can make a more coherent argument, you're welcome to post comments.

Instead, he needs to put forward a hard - headed and coherent argument for why it is in Germany's interest to agree to a new deal for the UK on Europe.

But it feels a bit easy to fill several rooms with projected images: looking from the dark screening galleries to the Stuart paintings, it is impossible to feel a thread of coherent argument.

George Monbiot might make a more coherent argument if he was able to distinguish between the two types of «freedom» humans have as an option.

I'm presenting you with coherent arguments and you reply by saying I am a disgusting individual, a hypocridiot and a liar.

«Appeal to [people] on the emotional level and you no longer need coherent arguments.»

Despite the opprobrium that Mr Blair's interventions draw from Labour's new model army, his analysis and political approach remains the only coherent argument coming from the left of centre and Labour's leadership appears to be out of step with the Party.

With so few statements backed up by coherent arguments many people in the UK are being exposed to unbalanced accounts of many of the important issues of the day.

The tests will aim to measure whether kids can make coherent arguments — a shift from the rote memorization that other standardized tests have been criticized for.

During the AV referendum in 2011 David Farrell and colleagues found that just 12 % of statements made in the print media were backed up with coherent arguments.

Understanding the rationale behind their concern is critical for the government as it seeks to craft a coherent argument outlining why Canada should increase its trade engagement with China.

You call names, assert all kings of things, but are unable to construct a coherent argument even once to support anything you say.

Lol — thanks for providing a good demonstration of what realbuckeyball was speaking of... that is, that you certainly don't seem to be able to construct a coherent argument to support what you say.

But if, on the other hand you have more then a couple of brain cells and can string a thought or two together into a coherent argument, you won't need some ancient fairy tale.

It would probably help to make you look more like a person who is literate in the English language and thus is capable of presenting a coherent argument.

The sentences were grammatically correct, in a way, but never formed a coherent argument or point.

Did you hear the one about the dipshit Dodney who counldn't form a coherent argument?

Learning to make a coherent argument, buttress it using credible research, and defend it extemporaneously have been invaluable skills over the years.

There was a coherent argument to be made that opposition to the war in Iraq is not inconsistent with a vigorous defense of American interests, but the Democrats» uncertain history on national security since Vietnam hurt their credibility.

[2] Smith holds that the perverted faculty argument, in at least some form, is a part of any coherent argument against contraception, [3] but claims that her argument is more than the classical version of the perverted faculty argument because it dwells on more than the physical end of the faculty.

Rather, I find in them, in all their contrariety, coherent arguments.

The truth is that we would still be underdogs — no sane person could make a coherent argument as to how it would or should be possible to leapfrog Man C and Chelsea after 2 or 3 years of relatively modest spending.

I agree that it is a good thing to stand up and be counted for ones beliefs and although we possibly have a different view on this particular issue - your coherent argument has made me think twice about my opposition to your call.

And credible causes, coherent arguments and reasonable objectives must always precede any action?

Where there is a credible cause, a coherent argument, and a reasonable objective (the dignified leadership of a principled PR genius helps, too), tenacious, peaceful protest is extremely effective.

At least Matthew Taylor his put forward a coherent argument for his reasoning which makes sense.

Note that it is difficult to make a coherent argument from a libertarian position that this was «just bad apples», because if the «bad bankers» of Iceland be merely «random» bad apples, they caused Iceland to have to reject basic principles of free market economics like «there should be no capital controls».

I won't pretend I agree with all of this, but I do strongly believe that the party can not make a coherent argument on inequality while our parliamentary party so poorly reflects Britain's diversity.

I have read almost every academic paper on the subject of rent control, and I've never seen a coherent argument that a rent control policy that has any teeth actually works in the long run.

Darrell Goodliffe would find a way to f**k up a coherent argument if it popped in through his window, handcuffed him to his computer chair, and typed itself out in full.

I have yet to see a coherent argument in favour of FPTP.

«I suppose it's somehow less hurtful to accuse hundreds of thousands of people of sexism than it is to pick on a specific person,» he writes, pointing out that Miller lacks a «coherent argument,» her case resting on a questionable analogy to the 2008 Obama / Clinton race, which Miller asserts Obama won purely because of sexist attacks on Hillary.

While Pachter presents a coherent argument, he appears to overreach.

From there, folks who can't find a way to articulate a coherent argument against your education reform position will attempt to paint you...

From there, folks who can't find a way to articulate a coherent argument against your education reform position will attempt to paint you as being «dark.»

It's a great discipline to have to put together a coherent argument for or against a particular stock, and in language that non-finance people can understand, in a limited number of words.

He obviously doesn't understand how to form a coherent argument.

Meanwhile IO are adament that it isn't Early Access in disguise but don't seem able to actually present any coherent argument that suggests it isn't.

Thus far I've seen you only make blind accusations, while pretending the support for those statements is somewhere else in your posts, but you've never really made a coherent argument proving or even suggesting «that no matter what you will believe that the AGW is hiding data, unreproducible, etc. etc. etc..

«One would think it would be possible to present a coherent argument and discussion in a small book (154 pages plus 17 pages of introduction and preface), but Stephen Schneider fails.»