Sentence examples similar to inventive arguments from inspiring English sources
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with lawyers making inventive and novel arguments on behalf of their clients, or on behalf of causes or people they support, if the arguments are well-grounded in law and fact, even if the arguments ultimately turn out to be wrong.
"And if the examiner raises an objection that the invention is not inventive enough, we can submit arguments demonstrating to the examiner that our invention is not obvious in the light of what has previously been done".
And while William's inventive mind could generate arguments for a position with ease, their quality is uneven: often he proposes problematic arguments without appearing to recognize the difficulties they contain, as may be apparent below to the discerning reader, while at other times he shows an acute awareness of the fundamental problems an issue raises.
The senior Defense Department official designated to speak for the Administration acknowledged that Beaver's legal argument was inventive.
Gitelman's argument suggests inventive contexts for "humanities computing" while also offering a new perspective on such traditional humanities disciplines as literary history.
And many reviewers were simply flummoxed by what they saw as brilliant scholarship, an elegant argument and an inventive interpretation employed unfairly to condemn a man whom John Stuart Mill, among others, had considered one of the great minds of 19th-century Britain.
But, through inventive direction, Hytner forces us to re-examine Shaw's arguments.
Jean's eerie short is inventive and oddly funny, but it's also meditative, furthering a "Matrix -like arguMatrix -likehe wargumenthich our virtuaboutrlds mightheome to consume us.
The argument goes like this: you need to be good, or at least inventive, to survive and make money when you have no idea whether inflation next year will be 50% or 500%.
