Identifying Conclusions and Premises

Since effective reasoning requires reliable information, it’s important to be able to distinguish good sources from less useful ones.

• Conclusion

• Premise

Women are not to blame when they reject rules of life, seeing that men have made them without their consent.

• Conclusion

• Premise

There’s probably no God, so stop worrying and enjoy your life.

• Conclusion

• Premise

As a result, that choice must not be forced upon them.

• Conclusion

• Premise

What you focus on expands, so it is important to keep your mind focused on positive thinking.

• Conclusion

• Premise

It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.

• Conclusion

• Premise

There is water on the floor because the sink overflowed.

• Conclusion

• Premise

Having fun can be the spice of life but not its main course, because when it is over, nothing of lasting value remains.

• Conclusion

• Premise

Thus, everything we’ve experienced so far has been worthwhile.

• Conclusion

• Premise

Consequently, the project will require more funding before it can succeed.

• Conclusion

• Premise