Sentence examples for arguably far from inspiring English sources

It would seem the obvious course of action for a leftwing – arguably far left – movement.

The needs in one of the world's poorest countries are arguably far greater than in Iraq.

The other complaints are from people who have received the watch, and those complaints are arguably far more damning.

But education is only one of the factors that shapes character, and it's arguably far from the most important.

With 23 cookbooks and 2 television shows, Ms. Lee is arguably far more famous outside of political circles than the man she is dating.

The true fair market value for these mortgages is arguably far below their face value, given the likelihood of default, with its attendant costs.

But theirs is a right-wing (arguably far-right) movement that would find it difficult to ally with any opposition party.

With Apple Maps hitting the App Store half-baked, acquiring a popular and arguably far-more-accurate navigation app would have made sense.

There are a couple of reasons behind this, one up close and credible, and the other more subliminal and arguably far-out.

The attack last May in southeast London on Lee Rigby, an off-duty British military drummer, provoked a sharp increase in anti-Muslim episodes by small far-right groups, arguably presenting far more of a challenge than the debate over the niqab.

They could also do with a bit more composure and keeping the ball in hand more – they arguably kicked far too much there.