Sentence examples for arguably probably from inspiring English sources

Indeed the club is undergoing arguably, probably, without question its worst season since inception in 1982.

Instead, he sent her out to offer an incomplete (and arguably probably false) denial about the Daniels situation.

"I'd say if you take into consideration away from home against a team that are probably going to finish in the play-offs at least, in conditions like they were, with the number of people we've got missing, then arguably probably yes [that was the best performance so far of my reign].

Arguably we probably had some better opportunities in the second half but we certainly controlled the game in the first.

This ridiculous assertion, made with a straight face (to the extent that Newt's face can be straight), is directly contradicted by Obama's nearly constant, arguably inappropriate, probably unconstitutional allusion to his own faith in his public utterances and actions.

Arguably, it's probably a good time to play him".

And you're probably arguably more powerless now because the role of the unions has declined, in France, as in the United States.

"But arguably there's probably not another sports league in the world that has achieved as much as we have in the last 20 years".

But even that fiasco — which arguably (that is, probably, or rather definitely) changed the outcome in the state and nation — led to no significant reform.

"Arguably, we would probably have even swapped the Woking loss and three points for a loss against Wolves".

What is that?" Ryan then answers: "So, *bleep* is probably, arguably one of the more important parts of the female anatomy, and if you want girls to like you, you should know where that is.