weak argument

There are a lot weak arguments taken one at a time, I admit.

Don't threaten me, Governor, especially not with a weak argument like that.

Perhaps, but the ad hominem approach is usually the mark of a weak argument.

It was a pretty weak argument, but the troll seemed to accept it.

"Traders are born to bend laws, Todd said but he knew that was a weak argument.

He knew as soon as he spoke that it was a weak argument.

"It's a very weak argument to tell a citizen of the United States to run for a different office.

"We stress that if there is a weak argument supporting your belief, you better find out how to strengthen it.

Asians, however, were more likely to modify their own position, acknowledging that even the weaker arguments had some merit.

A second group was presented both with strong arguments in support of the project and weaker arguments opposing it.

Singer says the earth has limited resources, but says this is a weak argument against donating.

It was a weak argument, and Bey knew it.

This is a common confusion and accounts for many weak arguments in sociology and elsewhere.

"The argument about the family is a weak argument that can apply to any person convicted of a crime.

It was a weak argument, she knew, and one that nobody responsible for the safety of Bajor's head of state would listen to.

The opposite is a "weak argument" or an "unconvincing argument".

"The idea that somehow politicians ought to be moral exemplars or something like that is a very weak argument."

And we moderns had invented weak arguments to explain away the old beliefs rather than admitting our blindness.

However, citing long lives and educqtion as proof of the necessity for a consumerist society is a very weak argument.

Weak argument there Ansh... they have no choice but to use the railway - it's still unsafe.

A weak argument, and compounded by this:

Semiotics may not be perfect, though it has strengths, which are helpful particularly in advertising, but it also have weak arguments.

Both are weak arguments.

Millions will no doubt pass from expiration to irreversible dissolution because of habit and tradition, supported by weak arguments.

Anyone with any pretensions to debating skill should be able to fashion an important principle to sustain any weak argument.