Creative arguments might be raised that, for example, Facebook is jointly liable for the infringement by providing access to the images, and thereby implicitly authorising the further use.
Mr Grayling may be correct, for instance, that the "ontological argument" (which aims to prove the necessity of God's existence through some creative arguments about the meaning of the word "greater") is logically dubious.
On Wednesday, Brendan Buck, a spokesman for Mr. Boehner, said he was still reviewing the documents, adding that "the creative arguments made by the White House raise a number of questions that must be further explored".
Even if one buys the administration's creative arguments on hostilities, it runs counter to the spirit of what Obama said in 2007 about the very notion of the executive branch acting unilaterally in the utilization of military force.
He had knowledge of the techniques.' " Randy M. Mastro, a former prosecutor now at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, said prosecutors would not have to work very hard to overcome even the most creative arguments of defense lawyers.
A strict three-paragraph format stifles creative arguments, complex logic, and parallel reasoning – skills that differentiate truly exceptional writing from merely good.
According to Mason, after power struggles within the band and creative arguments about the album, Gilmour's name "disappeared" from the production credits, though he retained his pay.
Whether that creative legal argument will prevail remains to be seen.
Ticketmaster, the ticketing agency in Los Angeles which sells roughly half of all tickets to big events in America, developed a creative legal argument in a bid to shut down resellers it felt were earning unfair profits on tickets Ticketmaster had originally sold.
The creative destruction argument also conveniently skirts the ethical and moral issues raised by cutting people's pensions, retirement benefits and health care after they have spent their lives working, in good faith, to accrue them.
