Sentence examples for unusual argument from inspiring English sources

TECHNOLOGIZER.COM | An unusual argument: "Software pirates promote data survival".

It's an unusual argument for public health officers to make.

To do so, she advanced an unusual argument: that the clip violated the copyright she had over her own acting performance.

On Wednesday, June 28th, the criminal-defense attorney Benjamin Brafman stood in front of a Brooklyn jury and presented an unusual argument.

Electability is an unusual argument for an ideological and inspirational candidate, but it is a weakness the Clinton campaign has been happy to exploit.

This is an unusual argument for a television show, let alone a sitcom: Hollywood producers typically treat artists of any kind - especially the ones in whom they see themselves - as a priori morally accomplished.

Their biggest impact has been on the courts, where disruptive behaviour and unusual arguments result in long delays as judges attempt to sort through what one called "a hotch-potch of irrelevancies".One member of the Church of the Ecumenical Redemption International argued that her car was not subject to motor-vehicle laws because it was "an ecclesiastical pursuit chariot".

But after sending the jury home, the judge made it clear that she was troubled by what she suggested was a lack of evidence of a criminal conspiracy, and asked for an unusual preliminary argument by prosecutors.

Then last month, the justices assembled for a highly unusual special argument session on the constitutionality of the new campaign finance law, a case that counts as part of the past term.

A protest by nine Mexican immigrants in which they tried to enter the country through a border station in Arizona even though they had no valid documents has provoked an unusual public argument among groups pushing Congress to overhaul the immigration laws.

That's an unusual legal argument, and one that prosecutors disputed at trial.