Sentence examples for brilliant arguments from inspiring English sources

Next time around, it'll be Bean getting to make the brilliant arguments.

With DeNiro in the cast, I expected brilliant arguments, and entertaining chess games of wit.

"It was clear in June that she did not have a knee-jerk aversion to the concept of a federal consumer protection agency, in spite of all our brilliant arguments," he said.

He said: "It was clear in June that she did not have a knee-jerk aversion to the concept of a federal consumer protection agency, in spite of all our brilliant arguments".

On the other hand, it would be equally as dramatic for the Supreme Court to reverse both lower courts and uphold Prop 8, since such a ruling would affect all future lower court decisions on marriage equality, precluding them from using the brilliant arguments made by Ted Olson and David Boies in the Prop 8 case.

"It was a brilliant argument," Professor Monaghan said.

A way of life has far more demonstrative power to a conservative than a brilliant argument".

Not at all, said Graham, in a brilliant argument based on specifics, not the generalisations Winterson had deployed.

Herbert Wechsler, the New York Times lawyer, who had earned the right to be respected by trying Nazi war criminals at Nuremberg, constructed a brilliant argument.

Ruin Lust at Tate Britain is a clever essay of an exhibition, which makes such a brilliant argument that it doesn't matter if some of its claims are nonsense.

Among Zedd's titles are "The Beauty of Rage," "You Have a Right to Be Happy," "How to Deny the Power of the Past" and "You Are the World," a book that "presented a brilliant argument that selfishness was the most misunderstood, moral, rational and courageous of all human motivation".