When writers purport to educate readers about complex matters, and they are arguably wrong, I think The Times cannot label it opinion and let it go at that.
"If you talk about past criminal record, then arguably Ghandi I think had a criminal record, and ultimately he's be a fit and proper person to run a premier league club in Scotland but he might be forbidden by such an objective test".
He said: "Robin is a huge miss for us but I thought Wayne Rooney was arguably the best player on the pitch.
"I thought the referee was arguably the best man on the park".
You arguably mean by that utterance something like: I thought that the person at the door was my mother.
I thought what a weird contrast to go from the Johnson Glass House, which is a supermodernist vision, to Wyeth, who was arguably a more conservative kind of person in his work.
Aberdeen manager Craig Brown: "I thought the first 20 minutes and the last half an hour were as well as we have played this season against arguably the best team in the country at the moment.
He's arguably the greatest, and I think he's still showing it.
And it's arguably too small, although I think one barrier to making it bigger was the issue I mentioned yesterday, which is that the balance sheets of at least some of the big banks are still a bit shaky, and taking substantial amounts of capital out of them this early in the recovery may have seemed injudicious.
And also, thank you for doing the --what arguably is Washington's, I think, most challenging job.
And that happened to coincide with what I think are arguably the most interesting episodes we did — the AIDS episode, the slumber party, Palm Springs weekend.
