Assertion: argument | /r/HasProperty | unsound
Facets:
value: consequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: in practice
type: OTHER
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: to the claim
type: OTHER
value: automatically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Because it is not valid, the argument is automatically unsound.
text: Otherwise, the argument is called unsound.
text: To say that an argument is unsound amounts to the claim that the argument is either invalid or some of its premises are false.
text: It follows that while the argument is valid, it is unsound.
text: If one of these conditions is unsatisfied then the argument is unsound, though in the case of ambiguous premises, not necessarily so.
text: Fallacies are defects that cause an argument to be invalid, unsound, or weak.
text: If the conclusion follows from the premises of an argument, but not all of the premises are true, the argument is both valid and unsound.
text: Hence it is unsound.
text: If it turns out that the argument has a false premise and so is unsound, this won’t change the fact that it is valid.
text: If valid, they are sound or unsound.
text: The argument may be sound or unsound.
text: In practice these arguments are often unsound and rely on the truth of the supporting premise.
text: Note that in constructing the argument as valid, we necessarily were restricted to a false major premiss; consequently, the argument is unsound.
text: However, notice that this argument is unsound because the premises aren’t all true.