Sentence examples for arguably but from inspiring English sources

Twee, arguably, but a time-saver during essay crises.

Gorillaz may not have been the first multimedia pop experience (they are the lovechild of the Archies and U2's Zooropa, arguably) but its success certainly vindicated him.

So there were, arguably, but they took the forms of widely varying custom, of unwritten codes of gentlemanly conduct and honor, and of national laws regulating national armies.

He hasn't achieved much, arguably, but what little Gilmour has done hasn't harmed his legacy either: jamming with the Orb in 2010, and successfully piloting 2014's final Pink Floyd album, Endless River.

They have, naturally enough, been the best team in the tournament so far and they have some remarkably gifted players who we might be lucky enough to see more of in the future: Isco – The new Iniesta The best young player in Europe, arguably, but certainly the best at this tournament.

Arguably – but we will not argue about this now – the best player after Sir Donald Bradman – whose wife, Jessie, famously saw echoes of her husband when watching Tendulkar at the crease – he was prepared to keep going even when the ICC Test rankings had him placed at No26, just below Virat Kohli, just above Angelo Mathews.

Arguably yes, but enough?

The boom today is arguably larger, but the bust might be too.

The veto was unusual and arguably petty, but almost certainly legal.

Mr. Fast said that his goal was to keep his own final product balanced between being "arguably pornography, but also arguably art".

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