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I have a generic method like this (simplified version): public static TResult PartialInference<T, TResult>(Func<T, TResult> action, object param) { return action((T)param); } In the above, param is of type object on purpose. This is part of the requirement. When I fill in the types, I can call it like this: var test1 = PartialInference<string, bool>( p => p.EndsWith("!"), "Hello world!" ); However, I'd like to use type inference. Preferably, I would like to write this: var test2 = PartialInference<string>( p => p.EndsWith("!"), "Hello world!" ); But this does not compile. The best I came up with is this: var test3 = PartialInference( (string p) => p.EndsWith("!"), "Hello world!" ); The reason I would like to have this as a type parameter and still have the correctly typed return type is because my actual calls look something like this: var list1 = ComponentProvider.Perform( (ITruckSchedule_StaffRepository p) => p.GetAllForTruckSchedule(this) ) Which is very ugly and I would love to write as something like this: var list2 = ComponentProvider.Perform<ITruckSchedule_StaffRepository>( p => p.GetAllForTruckSchedule(this) )

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