Sentence examples for arguably sometimes from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because of the wide range of wildlife found in our urban areas, and the frequency with which we encounter these city creatures, urban Britons are just as connected to nature as – arguably sometimes more so than – their rural neighbours.

In morality such rights can, arguably, sometimes be justifiably outweighed even by considerations of personal convenience (cf. Raz (1978)).

On one hand there is a decidedly dark and violent (and, arguably, sometimes fun) culture dedicated to blockbusters featuring men in flak jackets invading a strip club or sword-wielding wizards who slash their way through a dragon's alimentary canal.

Yet arguably, sometimes even the smallest occurrences provoke homesickness no matter how much you're enjoying where you are.

Judgements which are really difficult, arguably impossible sometimes, about the right thing to do regarding a child and their family.

His keen intellect, his sense of trust in those around him (sometimes arguably too much trust), his dedication and his humour all make the man.

The essays mix in a number of specific thoughts about how the novels work with an overarching thesis that surfaces, often engagingly, but not always rigorously, and sometimes arguably.

But minimum wage laws themselves, the laws that unpaid internships sometimes violate, arguably have the same effect.

"People are becoming more worried and preoccupied about their mental health and arguably being too ready sometimes to define everyday life problems as mental illnesses".

Arguably, selected academic leaders sometimes lack the required merits or appropriate qualifications, so they tend to be conservative.

And although the interests of the two markets sometimes clash, they arguably need each other.