Sentence examples for only argued from inspiring English sources

He not only argued that Saddam had weapons of mass destruction; he insisted that he was close to acquiring a nuclear bomb.

They not only argued that progress was being made, they also discounted the idea that Iraq was actively attempting to manufacture nuclear weapons.

The real test came when the financial crisis struck, and pretty much to a man freshwater economists not only argued against fiscal stimulus — which is a defensible position — but insisted that there was no possible way to justify stimulus, that such ideas had been refuted and that "nobody" believed in them anymore.

Most importantly, Lipps not only argued for empathy as a concept that is central for the philosophical and psychological analysis of our aesthetic experiences.

Our results therefore might appear to be somewhat counter-intuitive: But note that we have only argued that the error-amplification ratio (5) may, approximately, be of order (O e^{beta})).

We have only argued that this practical approach, which is not hard to justify within the framework of a linear market (see, for instance, Burgard and Kjaer (2011,2013), Kenyon and Green (2014b, a) or Fujii and Takahashi (2013) is unlikely to result in theoretically correct arbitrage-free pricing in a nonlinear setup where the introduction of the concept of the clean price is no longer helpful.

One can only argue them to death.

"You can only argue," he replies, "as to whether they are the worst lyrics ever written".

The new Global Surveyor data only "argues against an Earth-like ocean," Dr. Baker said.

But we were only arguing about him sleeping with my wife.

And, like a good marriage, they only argue when they really, really have to.