Whether this is a good or a bad thing is, of course, arguable.
This is, of course, arguable, but the adoption of "It's all good" does confirm that phrase's omnipresence in the contemporary lexicon.
It is of course arguable whether any of these three proposals are successful; (even) stripped of Leibniz's Aristotelian packaging, can absolute quantities of motion 'stand on their own feet'?
It is of course arguable whether it is a great success or a moderate one.
This was, of course, an arguable point, and that argument, with the benefit of hindsight, will probably continue to rage in Washington and in political-science departments around the country for decades.
"Pretty," of course, is arguable.
Of course, these figures are arguable.
There is, of course, absolutely no substance to any such suggestions - still, there was an arguable conflict of interest there which should probably have been avoided.
Of course it is preferable to have multilateral backing for any intervention that violates state sovereignty, but it is arguable that if the United States had acted unilaterally to end the killing in the Rwandan civil war, many thousands of lives might have been saved (as former President Clinton now admits).
Saraiya is right – though it's arguable that this has always been the case in Murphy's shows, where the good and the self-consciously bad run together as a matter of course.
