Sentence examples for arguable observations from inspiring English sources

Embedded in these dual portraits are some thoughtful if arguable observations on the different writerly DNA of novelists and playwrights.

Despite the validity of Mandelbaum's observations, it is still arguable that no sport in the 20th century offered as many marquee athletes as boxing: Liston, Leonard, Duran, Ali, Dempsey, Marciano, LaMotta.

Regardless of the academic distinction between theory of evolution and concept of evolution (above), or the arguable content of this narrative, the students (and professors) think of evolution as described in the statement (see Observation 2, below, for more on this topic).

Bill Keller's analysis of Gov. George E. Pataki's arguable mishandling of the state's budget this year (column, May 31) included one trenchant and, to me, all-too-familiar observation: The governor has "gradually lost much of his first-string staff".

Both questions are arguable.

But that is arguable.

An arguable point.

That's arguable.

It's arguable".

Insane is arguable.

Gertrude Stein is arguable.