valid argument

But they still seem to think it is a valid argument.

The fact is that there are valid arguments both for and against this measure.

"There is a valid argument to be made on both sides," he said.

Could you please explain your position once again as I do not consider this to be a valid argument.

Valid arguments can be put forth for both of these approaches.

The founders knew what they wanted to do, and had valid arguments to support their ideas.

Which of the following could a valid argument have?

I have yet to hear a really valid argument against the seatbelt law.

Your statement is likely to keep me from listening to any valid arguments that you might actually have.

The only valid argument is that you don't believe Clinton actually broke the law.

A valid argument is one where the conclusion follow from the premises.

It is likely such data does not exist, and that there are valid arguments on both sides of the issue.

There is no valid argument that the study of a foreign language would interfere with a student's reading progress.

He considered several valid arguments, then let it go.

This seems paradoxical, as it suggests that the above is a valid argument.

However, the Dragons could have had very valid arguments for two forward passes in the movement.

This is not therefore a valid argument for reducing aid to cotton.

Hence a valid argument with an inconsistent set of premises can never be sound.

There are so many valid arguments on both sides.

Of course, this is only a valid argument if you're told to put the seat up when you're done.

Since when has intrusiveness ever been a valid argument against preserving life?

A fair and valid argument, and I agree from that point of view.

A sound argument is a valid argument with all true premises.

Therefore, any claims that rely on them are not particularly useful in building valid arguments.

However, from a purely logical perspective, it is possible for a personal attack to be a valid argument.