Meanings of argue only in English

That may be; and that may argue only the more caution and subtlety.

Nevertheless, I shall argue only when you will stop me.

Sometimes it seems to me that men argue only from passion and sentiment, not from reason.

Peake says several manufacturers have protested the proposed changes and argue only professional repairs should be conducted on their products.

Alone it might argue only a wider scope to it, because it admits all men to the arena of the strife.

The poets are young people who know nothing of how old folks feel, and argue only from their theory of the romantic fitness of things.

In both cases, Republicans argued only lawmakers have the power to draw voting districts.

It argued only the president could decide who can enter or stay in the US.

For he argued only from his own passionate desire.

The well established facts of mental law show conclusively that subjective mind argues only deductively.

After all, it argues only for not choosing the worst rather than for choosing the best.

But a handful, including the Tanco case, take a more incremental approach, arguing only that states must recognize marriages from other states.

We have argued only against Zarathustra and not against the university of Conimbre or Coïmbre, to which we submit in our articles.

They lived together on the island in harmony, arguing only about whether their hosts were God's angels or an extraterrestrial species with unbelievable technological capability.

Defendants, which include the State Department, disagree, arguing only Congress has the authority to grant U.S. citizenship to "outlying territories" such as American Samoa.