Highlight the piece of evidence that best supports the claim. Claim: Not only was Gustave Eiffel a talented architect, but he was also a skilled debater.
After the plan for the Eiffel Tower was approved, a committee of
powerful artists and engineers in Paris reacted with outrage. The Eiffel
Tower, they claimed, would dwarf all of the other beautiful structures in
Paris, such as Notre Dame and the Louvre. In response, the tower's
designer, Gustave Eiffel, defended his plans, pointing out that the tower
would be the tallest structure ever built by man and arguing that it
would be just as impressive as the Egyptian pyramids.