Sentence examples for arguably closer to from inspiring English sources

But she showed up at an important precursor — a culinary turning point that was arguably closer to her heart than "The French Chef" would have been.

She would have been a worthy victor, but the OPCW is arguably closer to the disarmament-based ideals of the prize.

But she showed up at an important precursor a culinary turning point that was arguably closer to her heart than "The French Chef" would have been.

It is full of musical invention, with show-stopping arias that remained popular years after the composer's death, and is arguably closer to early Mozart than Handel.

Tunisia, arguably closer to Europe than the other states swept up in the political upheaval of the past year, is widely viewed as having the best chance of establishing a genuinely pluralistic model of government.

The role he plays in the nation's public sphere these days is arguably closer to the role that, say, the Stars and Stripes plays in the United States than the role that George Washington plays.

Germany is arguably close to full employment, but not in an inflationary boom; expected euro area inflation appears to be less than one percent.

The film's material is arguably close to the bone, with the main character, Walter Black, going off the rails on national television.

The new long-range plan calls for running all three facilities for the foreseeable future, even RHIC, which is arguably closest to the end of its life.

TE permissivism seems a good approximation of De Finetti's (2008) stance, while non-TE permissivism is arguably close to a standard view nowadays (see, e.g., Howson and Urbach 2006).

But because he's weak and can't resist the thank-you sex that Sylvia offered, it's all for naught, because he's lost the respect of the person who is arguably closest to him.