Use evidence and examples to support your arguments from "summary" of Art of Public Speaking by Stephen E. Lucas
When making an argument, it is crucial to provide evidence and examples to back up your claims. By doing so, you can strengthen the credibility of your statements and make your argument more convincing to your audience. Without evidence and examples, your argument may come across as weak or unsubstantiated.
When you use evidence in your arguments, you are drawing on factual information to support your claims. This can include statistics, research findings, expert opinions, and other forms of concrete data. By presenting this evidence to your audience, you are showing that your argument is based on solid information rather than mere speculation or personal opinion.
Similarly, using examples can help to illustrate the points you are trying to make. Examples can mak...
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