syllogism

There seems to be no end to the possible syllogisms.

So that syllogism comes after knowledge, and then a man has little or no need of it.

But in the final process of truth there is nothing else except a good syllogism.

The syllogism has also been quoted in American political discussion.

It is like finding the middle term to a syllogism with a known conclusion.

Whether syllogism is the great instrument of reason: first cause to doubt this.

Men can reason well who cannot make a syllogism.

How much will you give me for my syllogism?

It was the art of political syllogism, taken to its most arrogant extreme.

No drugs are foods The number of syllogisms done in 2 minutes would constitute the test.

Syllogism, at best, is but the art of fencing with the little knowledge we have, without making any addition to it.

This was taken from the logical form of the categorical syllogism.

Yet a false syllogism among believers cries out for a serious answer.

The third appears to be a deduction from the first two, but the syllogism is false.

The second Idea is based on the hypothetical syllogism.

May one not upon just ground inquire whether the form syllogism now has, is that which in reason it ought to have?

But he knew that the real human mind, unlike the textbook one, did not operate by syllogisms.

Are we going to be stopped by a syllogism?"

Oral subjects took a practical, not an abstract, approach to syllogisms.

A common convention for a deductive argument is the syllogism.

It could be said-and in the form of a valid syllogism!

Other helps to reason than syllogism should be sought.

I need not trouble my reader with instances in syllogisms whose conclusions are particular.

"Let's go back to syllogisms," Manuel told the cube he held.

It is a type of syllogism in which either the premise or the conclusion are not expressed.