Sentence examples for arguably than from inspiring English sources
More seriously, arguably, than governments in London.
"But it's a more semi-poetic strain arguably than that explored by Loach, who is nonetheless the godfather of Arnold's generation of British filmmakers".
Most obviously, Europe's dependence on Russian energy, especially natural gas, now looks very dangerous — more dangerous, arguably, than its dependence on Middle Eastern oil.
The Coens are true to the pessimistic severity of the book's ending - darker, arguably, than the ending of McCarthy's great novel The Road, to whose horror this story can, in retrospect, be seen to be heading.
It is an idea which is more terrifying than piquant: more disturbing, arguably, than anything Mastroianni's director faced in 8 ½ — though he himself had youth more or less on his side.
This palette has 35 full-sized shadows in this season's gothic-inspired purples and burgundy shades that are incredible quality (better, arguably, than many higher-end brands) and genuinely wearable.
Ivy Park is, arguably, more than sportswear.
Capriccio is arguably weaker than The Love for Three Oranges.
Interpreting science fact is arguably harder than illustrating science fiction.
But this increase is arguably stealthier than most.
