Sentence examples for arguably seen from inspiring English sources
McAuliffe has arguably seen the inside of more television greenrooms over the last two decades than anyone in Washington.
Pellegrini defended City's poor record in the transfer market, which has arguably seen no outstanding signing in the past three and a half years.
The judges agreed that Kennedy was arguably seen by younger activists as an "eminence grise" – influential decision-maker – in the group.
This last decade has arguably seen the most serious split within the left since the Soviet invasion of Hungary in 1956.
For 14 years, Francine DeCicco has worked as the event coordinator of Leonard's of Great Neck, the fabled Long Island catering hall that has arguably seen enough sea-foam taffeta pass through its doors to cover the Hermitage twice.
Related: Labour and Lib Dems face election bruising in Scotland, poll predicts The swing from Labour to the Scottish National party (SNP) is above 20% in all 14 of those seats – the average is 25% – the kind of shift that is arguably seen only once in a generation.
But Hirst arguably saw it coming, and got out early.
You can also, arguably, see this phenomenon at work in, for example, the end of ethanol subsidies.
Arguably, seeing as individuals have mass and the Higgs imparts mass, whoever wins, the Higgs Boson will "receive" the award.
Arguably, seeing an "Avatar" trailer on a 3-D TV will be cool the first time, but the bloom goes off the rose quickly.
The 20th century arguably saw an intellectualization of American poetry that lost and confused its most important readers, a diverse population of people from farmers and seamstresses to doctors and lawyers.
