Sentence examples for arguable opinion from inspiring English sources
If you want an intelligent, entertaining, certainly arguable opinion about what made Jobs tick, delivered with brilliant dialogue, beautiful staging, and powerful performances, you have Steve Jobs.
America will never recover if we allow objective truth to become just another opinion, an arguable theory, one more detail drowning in a sea of angry fictions.
Apart from a few arguable points, such as his opinion that it is easier to retain employees in Seattle because they aren't always looking to start their own company, most of the post seems come down to Kelman convincing himself that Seattle's shortcomings are well worth it because it's a nice place to live.
"Judge Posner then seems to be correct where he says he could find in the entire nation, in his opinion, only one arguable example of such a thing, and he's not certain that even that one is correct," Breyer concluded.
Alongside the WHO's technical mandate, it is arguable that this statement had the power to influence global opinion i.e. an exercise of power as thought control.
That's true of a fulminating tabloid as much as a thoughtful broadsheet, because the tabloids present a very clear view: a narrow one, in my opinion (figuratively – their lack of physical breadth is measurable rather than arguable), but coherent nonetheless.
The opinion need not be subtle or original, as long as it is arguable.
It has also emerged that a second legal opinion from the Bar Library's Noelle McGrenera QC and Martin Wolfe, points to "arguable errors of law".
As to the merits of this case: While it is certainly arguable that NBC's invitation-disinvitation of Kucinich will not win any award for graceful-ness, the network, in my opinion, lurched to the correct decision.
Both questions are arguable.
