Sentence examples for simply arguing that from inspiring English sources

Instead, the document relies on excerpts of critical public submissions simply arguing that is so.

He is simply arguing that they were not on a very large scale, compared with many other massacres in history.

No decision is cost-free and it is no good simply arguing that legalising assisted suicide would have no effect.

I am simply arguing that the liberal arts — humanities, social and natural sciences, arts and mathematics — help us find what is meaningful to us, and help us pursue it.

One option on the table, according to officials familiar with the deliberations, is for Mr. Obama to sign the bill into law but declare his opposition to the detainee transfer restrictions — which expire Sept. 30, at the end of the current fiscal year — by simply arguing that they are bad policy.

Bergner refers to the possibility of "a new, unvarnished norm" for female sex drive, but the scientists he interviews aren't simply arguing that women have a stronger sex drive than commonly thought; some of them are rethinking the significance of female sexuality in reproduction.

They simply argued that it was better to leave the cuts to the Conservatives.

In the first instance, the league simply argued that these lawsuits did not belong in court.

He simply argued that liberals needed to be smarter, more self-critical and empirically driven.

Some simply argue that reading on the Internet is not something that needs to be tested — or taught.

But Mr. Benmosche said on Friday that he would have simply argued that the employees, who drew the bulk of their compensation from the bonuses, deserved them.