Sentence examples for arguably perfected from inspiring English sources

elcosmico.com Joining three sister properties — the first is in a former halfway house in Seattle Manhattanan's Ace Hotel has arguably perfected the lo-fi, indiosyncratic ethos with a VINTAGE, high-hipster style somewhere between a dorm and a gentleman's club.

Apple has arguably perfected the product unveiling press conference over the past twenty years.

Sure, Jurassic World, Mad Max: Fury Road and Creed came first, but The Force Awakens arguably perfected the formula (young newbies get into an adventure with returning cast members as the torch gets passed accordingly).

Then, one summer's day, I discovered the single thing that could make New York, already the best city in the world, arguably perfect.

With "Michael and Michael Have Issues," they've made arguably perfect comedy for the Comedy Central audience, which is basically everyone".

For a young writer dutifully serving his apprenticeship--first writing imitations of the poet Dylan Thomas and his lyric poetry and later imitations of James Joyce's arguably perfect fiction--there was much to like about Norman Mailer.

As we go to higher stake fields beyond those they have arguably been perfected for — like social media and online ads — we get into problems.

The Russians, arguably the ones who perfected the practice, have put both Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin on long-term display.

If "Cheers" was arguably the perfect sitcom, then Sam was the perfect leading man.

You don't need to define the "perfect" market or comp set — there is arguably no perfect definition of a market or comp set.

Arguably, "the perfect crowd" is something hoteliers can't control.