Sentence examples for only argues from inspiring English sources

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

But the article only argues that this tax cut helped "touch off" the run-up in housing prices that began in 1997.

Still, an article in MIT Sloan Management Review not only argues that managers can improve their intuition, but outlines how to do it.

To be fair, Goode does not propose that the conjugal family is one of the causal factors of industrialization but only argues that industrialization and the conjugal family are historically connected and theoretically compatible to each other.

A similar view has been defended by Owen Flanagan, who not only argues that consciousness involves self-consciousness in the weak sense that there is something it is like for the subject to have the experience, but also speaks of the low-level self-consciousness involved in experiencing my experiences as mine (Flanagan 1992, 194).

The skeptical theist can consistently push CORNEA and the Moorean shift, because she only argues that CORNEA blocks the inductive inference to the conclusion that there is no justification for some evil (which is a case of alleged dynamic support), not that one's all-things-considered attitude toward pointless evil ought to be agnosticism (which would be a case of static support).

One can only argue them to death.

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

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.

In their lawsuit, the news organizations are not only arguing that the DOC is violating its own state law.