Sentence examples for and arguably very from inspiring English sources

But if you had said Don's last words would be "om" before a Coke commercial plays, you would have been congratulated for writing a funny and arguably very far-fetched Twitter joke.

It's only a very recent, very wrong and arguably very wilful misinterpretation of the ancient Mayan calendar to conclude it ends on 21 December 2012.

John Bruer is an American academic (his PhD is in philosophy, in which he holds a number of chairs) who published The Myth of the First Three Years in 1999, in response to the identical movement that hit the US a decade before us, and which arguably (very arguably; more of this later) has been imported brick by brick.

Legal education has not traditionally included this in the curriculum, and students have arguably very little experience of such training in their studies.

Thus, although both HGF and Met are arguably very important for prostate cancer progression, the details of their functions remain far from clear.

Unlike the stylish silhouettes of today's anti-heroines, you won't covet CJ's wardrobe; more likely you'll respect her grit, aspire to her ability to hold her own in the Brylcreemed world of politics and identify with her (arguably) very female neuroses.

Its focus on uncertainty is also arguably very scientific, and not something to be dismissed from science.

That's arguably very cool — and it got a big cheer from the technically minded developer crowd — but it's most certainly a power user feature.

The idea of using Augmented Reality to bring dead-tree media to life is arguably very 2010, and back then it often hugged the line of gimmickry.

While this finding is statistically significant, the increase is arguably very small and possibly attributable to the observed increase in maximum daily average county-wide humidex during multi-day exposures.

Future forms of tourism and entertainment in Macao, and more generally in the Asia Pacific region, are arguably very likely to be influenced by the views of key stakeholders and the resolution of the issues they raise.