Sentence examples for arguably believe from inspiring English sources

Yet Alice and Bob each call all the same things "red", and arguably believe that all the same things are red (fire engines, poppies etc).

Some people — arguably most people — believe that stress is a bad thing.

"We continue to believe that arguably there won't be much to get excited about with the Ford story until 2019 or perhaps 2020," Mr. Johnson said.

But I think there are more and arguably richer ways to believe than literally, as Origen observed in the third century.

That sent a message that the U.S. would look the other way at crimes committed by allies against its official enemies; indeed, the same policy of tolerance for friends' war crimes that arguably led Gaddafi to believe he could get away with killing anyone he labeled "Al Qaeda". Libya was part of a pattern for Clinton.

Pedestrians smile more, and arguably seem more ready to believe that I will stop for them at a zebra crossing or red light.

The breadth of BAE's business and programmes does make it robust, even were there no further export for Typhoon, but we believe there is arguably still some uncertainty about the rate of growth BAE can sustain over the next three years.

That process could arguably lead you to falsely believe your experiences are reliable in a situation where you are radically deceived by an evil demon.

Despite what some believe, teachers have arguably one of the most rewarding yet draining occupations there is.

You could do it by inverse graphics, which I generally believe is probably maybe arguably the best way to do it.

Leeds chairman Ken Bates said: "We believe the appointment is arguably the most important we have made.