Sentence examples for arguably real from inspiring English sources

(Terrorism is arguably real war waged by stateless and underfunded communities — or at least the gullible, restless young men within them).

(Terrorism is arguably real war waged by stateless and underfunded communities or at least the gullible, restless young men within them).

In order to effectively defend his materialist account of consciousness, however, Collins pointed out a new class of properties that are arguably real and that are emergent and do not fit Clarke's composition model for real properties of matter.

This is why, arguably, real fights get so much spotlight: when two lads have a set-to in Grimsby, or when a televised boxing match ends in a knockout, our collective bloodlust is sated.

This is why, arguably, real fights get so much spotlight: When two lads have a set-to in Grimsby, or when a televised boxing match ends in a knockout, our collective bloodlust is sated.

But the Temple Church in London is holding a service today, as Monday 28 July, is arguably the real centenary of the conflict's start.

To them, numbers are more beautiful, more nearly perfect, possibly more complicated, and arguably more real than anything in the world of physical matter.

For a decade this, not the governor's palace, was arguably the real centre of power in the shadowy world of politics in Kandahar.

To qualify for that kind of TV time, you need a personal tale that wins the attention of NBC producers, who, courtesy of their broadcasting rights, are arguably the real king makers here.

Arguably, the real culprits at the UN were not its officials but the Security Council, whose five permanent members invented a scheme that was wide open to abuse but who failed to impose the necessary safeguards.

Davenport's 7-5, 6-3 quarter-final win over Svetlana Kuznetsova avenged her New York defeat to the US Open champion and suggested tennis's most frequently overlooked player is not only top seed but arguably the real favourite as well.