Sentence examples for arguably expressed from inspiring English sources

Ai Weiwei's outrage of authoritarian rule is triumphant, arguably expressed with the same authority of conviction.

In a phenomenon which arguably expresses more about the role of motorway service stations in modern British life than the pub, a fair proportion of customers were not long-distance travellers but local people who use the facility as a sort of out of-town dining area.

When she began twerking at the VMAs and dressing eccentrically (read: in a way that doesn't meet societal norms), she was arguably expressing her true self - but critical ex-fans decided it was a act, and that she wasn't being genuine.

Arguably they express two senses of a single word.

But he also expressed arguably the least popular opinion of the debate.

A few expressed the (arguably reasonable) view that Washington is broken, and politicians never represent their constituents, so why bother.

He described the likelihood of a breach in the wheel well as "arguably very unlikely" but expressed frustration that ground controllers were not doing more to assess possible dangers.

Though these women complained of less frenzy, and arguably looked better, they expressed the same satisfaction with their choice.

The COSOPT cosine-wave fitting algorithm [ 35- 38] is one of several, and arguably the method most used to mine gene expression data for genes rhythmically expressed with a sinusoidal expression pattern [ 36, 37, 39- 43].

Arguably, these homologue proteins typically expressed in such distantly related species may have similar relevance in viral interactions of the coral holobiome.

Discovery of expressed SNPs could arguably represent the most informative and valuable resource to study disease susceptibilities, to determine structural effects on protein sequence, and to design association studies aimed to clarify complex, polygenic phenotypes.