Sentence examples for arguably that from inspiring English sources

Arguably, that is a bit clearer.

Arguably, that was the United Colors of Benetton's folly.

Arguably, that could be true for Mr. Gingrich, as it was for Mr. Brown.

Arguably, that is exactly what's behind the growing acceptance of gays and lesbians.

Arguably that is not the least likely place that Ms. Spiegel's music has turned up.

Arguably, that makes it redundant if Mr. Romney thinks he already has a path to 270 electoral votes through Wisconsin.

Granted, it's all hanging on the status of their previous position and experience, but, arguably, that goes for any speaker.

"Arguably that would've run afoul of this," he said, adding, "I try not to violate these provisions".

(Arguably, that is more the essence of journalism, or at least the grander tradition, than the search for the truth).

Arguably, that is quite different from saying that Congress has declared war in Cambodia for a limited purpose and only up to and not beyond August 15, 1973.

Arguably that has since been overtaken by the 2003 invasion of Iraq as the most unpopular conflict, though initially it was a military triumph.