Sentence examples for arguably reached from inspiring English sources

This form arguably reached its zenith in his Guggenheim Museum (1991 97) in Bilbao, Spain.

In the end it was the right call but arguably reached in the wrong way.

Yet it is the great irony of Britain's unwritten constitution that having arguably reached a point of greatest clarity, so it is up for renewed debate.

The epochal comic and filmmaker arguably reached his apogee with the Depression-age fable "Modern Times," released in a Criterion edition (Nov. 16).

Relegated from Ligue 1 in 1959, the club arguably reached its lowest point when just 434 spectators attended an April 1965 match against Forbach.

And we might even offer a challenge from the other side: inequality in the United States has arguably reached levels where it is counterproductive.

And smartphone technology is arguably reaching the limits of innovation.

"He is proposing debates that will arguably reach fewer people," said a Bush adviser.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, playwrights José Echegaray, Gregorio Martínez Sierra, and Jacinto Benavente helped elaborate this identifiably Spanish theatre, which would arguably reach its zenith in the work of Federico García Lorca.

Ray Treacy was an energetic, combative and much-travelled striker who collected 42 Republic of Ireland caps and played for five English clubs, arguably reaching his peak with Charlton Athletic in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Somewhere at the lower end of the top 20, there are flickers of something happening; the Beatles are singing Love Me Do and Phil Spector's Wall of Sound is arguably reaching its zenith on the Crystals' peerless He's a Rebel.