Sentence examples for and arguably most respected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Richardson, a 41-year-old window washer and dog performance enthusiast, had unwittingly put his finger on the big debate churning beneath the surface this year at Crufts, the world's largest and, arguably, most respected dog show.

Whether one sees it as the "White swan of cities" (a la Henry Wadworth Longfellow), "the city of mirages" (Erica Jong) or "half fairy tale and half tourist trap" (Thomas Mann), Venice is a staple of the art world Grand Tour as the "host" of the world's oldest and, arguably, most-respected biennale.

Roy Keane was arguably the most respected and feared player in the country when he took his first steps in management and he had the supposed advantage of a close association with Ferguson's proven techniques, yet he did not find life easy at Sunderland or Ipswich and has been out of frontline club management since.

But writing and editing is the work she has pursued most energetically and, arguably, most successfully.

Witness The Skin I Live In, his most recent and arguably most chilling film to date.

The first, and arguably most important need, is the need for security.

Firstly, and arguably most importantly, is Greggs the baker.

Quarantine is most acceptable and arguably most effective when protecting the health and rights of quarantined persons is emphasized.

It is one of the most popular, common, and arguably most delicious.

I'll tell you who: Internet guru Tim O'Reilly, who founded and runs O'Reilly Media, arguably the world's most respected publisher of programming books, including open-access books.

The most complex and arguably the most significant are the loyalties of Jeremy Corbyn.