A mere quibble had arisen between the Central Powers and Russia.

The subtlest logic of old is a mere quibble of nowadays.

I cannot lose you for a mere quibble.

That is a mere quibble- alegalquibble.

Alas, that was a mere quibble.

This, however, is a mere quibble.

A mere quibble- amean ,miserablequibble.

In the world of spirits and water I know I did: but that is a mere quibble of words.

Now this is mere quibbling all the way through.

For Zen masters, therefore, these assumptions and reasonings are mere quibbles unworthy of their attention.

But, disdaining mere quibbles, he pursued lines of concise reasoning to maxims of constitutional law and political morals.

Sir William declares- amerequibble!

"That," she retorted, with a gleam in her eyes I couldn't-beingno lady's man-interpret-"thatis a mere quibble, and would not hold in court."