Sentence examples for arguably powerful from inspiring English sources

I could also see a day when the arguably powerful guts of the Xbox pushes the cable box out entirely and simply slurps up Internet video.

He has given Mr. Cavallo unparalleled powers, making him arguably more powerful than the president himself.

That vow of parenthood is arguably more powerful than the promise of marriage.

But the story is arguably more powerful when a familiarity with O'Connor's work makes this ending an awaited inevitability.

The vigilantes are now arguably more powerful than governments — a lesson some politicians and officials had not learned until this year.

When you're the one not just observing someone else changing, but it's you, it's arguably more powerful.

The love rushes back at unexpected times, different and distinct, but arguably more powerful for having the weight of truth.

Nonetheless, it is accepted by everyone that he occupies a commanding position, arguably more powerful than that of the permanent secretary himself.

It only has a slight edge over other Game of Thrones finales – season one's "Fire and Blood" was arguably as powerful and dramatic.

But yesterday's terrorist attacks were arguably more powerful in the mind of the public because they targeted the French people at random.

Mr. Draghi is arguably more powerful, because the European Central Bank controls the currency printing presses and does not need legislative or popular approval to act.