Sentence examples for arguably pretty from inspiring English sources

I use quotation marks because I've never seen a chipotle in Spain, though they do use pimentón, which is arguably pretty close to ground chipotle, not that they'd ever call it that.

And its only sanction, beyond a written warning, is to recommend suspension or expulsion from the party.Any ethics committee which is incapable of blocking the candidacy of a man as patently flawed as Lord Archer is arguably pretty pointless.

De Laurentiis is also reported to be on the warpath to remove Jodie Foster - unthinkable as that may seem to Lambs purists, she isn't exactly box-office manna these days and paying her a massive fee is arguably pretty bad business.

That is, arguably, pretty far from the truth.

The video is arguably pretty boring but it's essentially proof of life.

The video above – which is, arguably, pretty boring – shows the drone fighting against both structural damage and wind and most definitely winning.

I find it particularly strange that Buerk lacks empathy for ambitious, astute and accomplished older women who are replaced by bright young (arguably prettier) things.

It is also arguably prettier, with handsome old merchants' houses in the harbour and narrow alleys of half-timbered houses leading down from the town square.

It argues that Blaenau's culture and history ought to be treasured alongside the acknowledged glories of north Wales such as ­Snowdon and the arguably prettier settlements of Betws-y-Coed and Beddgelert.

Russians still flock in, along with Ukrainians and a smattering of other Europeans (a 50-mile trolleybus ride, the world's longest and arguably prettiest, goes to Simferopol, the nearest airport).

Although the Alfa Romeo Spider of the same era is arguably prettier, the Fiat went on to become the most popular Italian sports car in history.