Sentence examples for arguably arrived from inspiring English sources

Bullock's real comeback movie arguably arrived four years ago: The Blind Side, a drama about an impoverished African-American teenager, adopted by a wealthy white family, who goes on to become a college American football star.

VR has arguably arrived in 2016, yet there's still a growing cynicism that current VR efforts are nothing more than a host of PR stunts for many wayward companies to feign innovation with modest R&D dollars.

The niche arguably arrived with '97's Trekkies, underwent a semi-piss take from Christopher Guest's Best in Show, and shredded with '07's new classic about kill-screen mastery The King of Kong.

Sherwood arguably arrives with a point to prove after being sacked by Spurs at the end of last season – harshly in many people's eyes after leading the club to sixth place – and missing out on the West Bromwich Albion job in December, when Villa's rivals turned to Tony Pulis instead.

Arguably, these companies arrived too soon — before the cord-cutting trend gave way to dozens of streaming services and à la carte options galore for building out your own personal bundle of TV.

Western capitalism, and, arguably, global capitalism, has arrived at an apparent dead end.

Arguably the Chatham House report has arrived nine years too late.

With no more than a couple thousand dollars in the bank, I arrived in SF, arguably one of the most expensive cities in the country and started to volunteer full-time.

I then left and drove through the town, passing the people who have experienced hell arguably since the white man arrived in 1492, but more specifically these are the faces that experience this hell in the United States in 2010.

Joe Biden might arguably come close.

But from the image quality assessment perspective, we argue that we have demonstrated a new subjective image quality maximization technique that has surveyed a two-dimensional image coding space and efficiently arrived at what is arguably the "right answer".