Sentence examples for so much argue from inspiring English sources

In general, Ekirch doesn't so much argue his case as let the facts speak for themselves.

Frady does not so much argue this guilt thesis as place its markers here and there through the narrative.

Only Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Brooklyn native, appeared to express sympathy with plaintiffs, although on closer examination she was not so much arguing on their behalf as characterizing their argument.

Keep in mind the purpose of God's followers that should be winning the hearts of individuals and honoring God--not so much arguing or fighting for gimmicks like honoring Holidays!

"I believe that you can only put up with so much arguing," she said.

As to his gift for seeking out the greatest film-makers of his time, well, anyone who did so much to argue the uniqueness of Louis Malle clearly has his priorities sorted out.

Accounts of the first sort (offered by J. L. Mackie (1974) and P. Mackie (2006)) have aimed not so much to argue for origin essentialism as to explain why we find such claims attractive.

This is not so much to argue for per-protocol analysis, as to stress that studies in which there have been more than minimal subject dropouts, may be null in part because ITT designedly minimizes effects.

You know, we spend so much time arguing about the names we use for God in the world and arguing about which path is the correct path, [yet] the unifying theme that is evident in all religions and faiths is compassion, seeing your fellow man as yourself and expressing that compassion through the spirit of love.

Comprehensives have improved so much, he argues, that many now perform better than grammars.

So long as college admission tests exist, and matter so much, Mr. Kaplan argues, then let students prepare themselves for them.