Sentence examples for neat argument from inspiring English sources

It is a neat argument, but – as he is aware – not sufficient.

Inspired by the famous "Bertrand paradox", Chandler (2014) offers a neat argument that the precise probabilist cannot jointly satisfy two desiderata relating to suspension of judgment about a variable.

You push aside the neat arguments set forth by interest groups.

In fact, as Galton was able to show by a neat geometric argument, regression is a matter of pure mathematics, not an empirical force.

It was a neat — and explosive — argument.

But the timing made it look like a gimmick, and it fell flat.Now the Kremlin has taken the initiative, with neat double-edged argument.

Paul Elie begins his intriguingly titled "Reinventing Bach" with a charming anecdote that seems, at first, a neat frame for his argument.

The label of being the most skilful to hail from these shores – most recently dispensed by the former captains Hussain and Michael Vaughan – seems a neat way to dodge the argument, even if that too will find its detractors among those longer in the tooth.

This nails the opposition argument in a neat little nutshell.

They point to her call to remove voting rights from spendthrift euro-zone members and for the orderly insolvency of the worst offenders.The "integration v disintegration" argument is logical and neat.

But he fails to make his admittedly neat juxtapositions coalesce around a single argument about 1989.