Sentence examples for a novel argument from inspiring English sources

This is certainly a novel argument.

On appeal, his defense lawyers made a novel argument.

In fact, before their farewell press conference, they were preparing a novel argument.

Mr. Crist's assessment that policies meant to counter Iranian influence, most notably the 2003 removal of Saddam Hussein, have often had the opposite effect isn't a novel argument.

This is a novel argument in a country where producer lobbies are powerful and the state is uncomfortable about technology disrupting markets.

This is hardly a novel argument; indeed it is a bedrock assumption of the liberal or Whig interpretation of the last two centuries of Western history.

Seven Republican state senators facing tough challenges have sued the tiny Working Families Party, making a fairly novel argument that it is not a legally functioning party.

In a more novel argument, he argued that the subpoenas were illegitimate because they had been issued by a Senate committee rather than by the full Senate.

Predictably, the only pointed reaction came from Venezuela's Hugo Chávez, who called for Ms Clinton's resignation with a rather novel argument: that because "she is white, she considers herself better than the black guy".(Photo credit: AFP).

Again this is by no means a completely novel argument, having been previously made by J.J.C. Smart in the 1960s [ 98].

In 1990, for instance, he won a case for the son of a man killed by a truck driver, advancing the relatively novel argument that the trucking company itself, Collins & Aikman, should be held accountable because it encouraged its drivers to act recklessly in paying them by the mile.