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Strawman
Strawman meaning
Alternative spelling of straw man.
Synonyms of Strawman
Example sentences (12)
How is that a strawman?
The procedure for supposedly separating from the strawman differs depending on country and the brand of sovereign citizen they are, but usually involves filing forms declaring it with government offices, if they can be convinced to take it.
There are two studies regarding the notion of AI global multilateral possibilities that I’ll next use as a strawman mechanism for further exploring the topic overall.
It’s only possible to dismiss this coolly reconstructed narrative as ‘conspiracy theorising’ if you scrabble evermore ludicrously to keep stuffing bits of dead grass into the absurd, collapsing distraction of some Hollywood cloak-and-dagger strawman.
Part 8 of ‘Mobbed Up’ tells the story of the start of the FBI’s Strawman investigation, through electronic surveillance audio and interviews with former members of law enforcement in Kansas City.
Jackson creates a strawman by bringing up an anecdotal story that offers a gross generalization that clearly has prejudiced undertones of certain Muslim immigrants.
Ms. Kennedy-Kline uses the biggest anti-feminism strawman as the basis of her piece, arguing that feminism is all about stripping men of their masculinity and suppressing them in hopes of having some sort of red-tent fueled Matriarchy.
Much of that reads like deodorised marketing tinged with a dash of the sinister, and should be treated as such, but such encounters as those between Beatty and Zuckerberg look all too much like strawman shows rather than cerebral jousts over policy.
While upholding the necessity of nuance, Obama himself seems to force these movements into a box, cherry-picking anecdotes for a strawman: that these movements expect purity and demand perfection.
Lockerbie is simply Hilaire’s strawman in his attempts to mislead the public as I will later illustrate.
In this context, a strawman can take the form of an outline, citation a set of charts, a presentation, or a paper.
The predecessors of this document were called, in order, "Strawman", "Woodenman", "Tinman" and "Ironman".