Sentence examples for arguably excellent from inspiring English sources

He's a pro at picking up women, he's an (arguably) excellent actor and he's a great friend.

The First Lady is arguably an excellent role model and her advice is sound.

Arguably, university is excellent for networking – but again, this isn't essential.

The infinity screen is excellent – arguably one of the best available on a laptop – but there's a potential problem.

Arguably they might provide excellent measures once you know (and can factor in) the neurophysiological state of brain from which they derive.

The latter was excellent in general, arguably due to both a fast ion transport through the interconnected CNT network and a negligible contribution of the active layer/current collector contact to the equivalent series resistance (0.15 0.22 mΩ g), a distinct advantage of the direct growth fabrication method.

While either Obama or Clinton, standing alone, arguably would have a fighting excellent chance of effectively surviving the Republican attack machine in the general election, the two candidates combined portend a completely different story.

In fact, judged purely on current form, Martin Scorsese (who won the directing Globe for Hugo) is arguably the weakest name on an excellent list.

His music for the excellent Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes series was arguably the making of it, and in 1983 he won a Bafta for his work on three series, Smiley's People, The Woman in White and I Remember Nelson.

"We were excellent in the first half, arguably the best half Norwich have played since I've been here – it's very difficult to sustain that," Hughton said.

All remarkable and excellent in their fields, but arguably of growing irrelevance to Australians today who are living in a culturally diverse, global and technology-enabled community.