Sentence examples for arguably rather from inspiring English sources

For those who think that bread is, well, bread, that is arguably rather pricey.

Children are actually pretty good at differentiating fantasy and reality: arguably, rather better than adults.

That is the risky (but arguably rather canny) message that David Cameron has sent to the pro-independence head of the Scottish devolved government in Edinburgh, Alex Salmond.

This week's announcement was arguably rather unfortunately timed, bearing in mind that premium bonds effectively celebrate their 60th birthday this month.

And while they duly lose much of their pertinence to Epsom, usually ascribed to the hill, for much the same reason they are arguably rather stronger than in recent years.

While close examination of the video images proves that Cissé spat at Evans in retaliation for what he perceived as the defender spitting at him, the evidence of the Northern Irishman's culpability is arguably rather less conclusive.

It is arguably a rather odd place to find a major American artist.

And paradoxically, all that corrosive suspicion makes us arguably more, rather than less, vulnerable to deception.

And once she'd begun regulating such delicate matters, Mizulina found herself immersed in the kind of public discussions that she, arguably, would rather avoid.

Google's book-search product, for instance, arguably helps rather than hurts publishers and authors by rescuing books from obscurity and encouraging readers to buy copyrighted works.

More important, the public finances are arguably doing rather better than might be expected in a weaker economy.Mr Brown pays especially close attention to the current-budget balance, which excludes investment.