well-argued

adjective

1. having been reasoned, proposed, or debated convincingly

Example Sentences

The basis of Zelensky’s personal courage and the solidarity of Ukrainians resisting unprovoked Russian aggression are among the key themes of Olga Onuch and Henry E. Hale’s deeply researched and well-argued book, “The Zelensky Effect.”

From Washington Post

Near the end of “Shielded,” Schwartz notes that the criminal legal system “desperately needs repair,” a claim that seems confirmed by the book’s exceptionally lucid and well-argued analysis.

From Washington Post

But Newitz’s optimism is well-argued and enchanting.

From Los Angeles Times

It is particularly well-argued by Peter Wehner, who writes that the train has left the station and that nobody seems to have elected to disembark:

From Slate

Ginsburg took pride in the utility of a well-argued dissent.

From New York Times