Sentence examples for arguably right from inspiring English sources

And on issues like abortion and gun control, Mr. Bush is either decidedly or arguably right of center.

'How the brain works' is arguably right up there with 'How is the universe formed?' as a difficult problem".

Copyright law prohibits you from modifying its software in certain ways, opening you up to a voided warranty, cancelled service or even a lawsuit — but that's slowly changing as the government acknowledges the need (and arguably right) to repair our own devices.

So why do Mister Sunday's rules, as fair as they are, as justifiable as they are, as reasonable and arguably right as they are, rankle?

While he's arguably right – though not everyone enjoys the kind of dull matte finish of a perfectly linear DJ set that steps silently from room to similar sounding room – he's also succumbed to same tautology of Donald Rumsfeld.

"The idea behind a very good mix is that you can't hear the mix... that's it!" While he's arguably right – though not everyone enjoys the kind of dull matte finish of a perfectly linear DJ set that steps silently from room to similar sounding room – he's also succumbed to same tautology of Donald Rumsfeld.

I thought of this exchange while watching William Friedkin's Rules of Engagement because as a courtroom drama it fulfils in the most literal way Sartre's definition of what constitutes theatre and also because it's arguably right-wing and unarguably pretty bad, though not without entertaining moments, mostly connected with the central performances.

My point is that it's not the gig and/or "sharing" economy, in and of itself, which undercuts workers' pay, benefits, and (arguably) rights.

Some tax protesters cite or quote from Redfield v. Fisher: The argument seems to be that because "the individual's rights to live and own property" are arguably rights against which "an excise cannot be imposed," the federal income tax on income from labor should therefore be unconstitutional.

But theirs is a right-wing (arguably far-right) movement that would find it difficult to ally with any opposition party.

Powers also illustrate a general problem about the analysis of legal rights, and arguably of rights in general.