Sentence examples for arguably the perfect from inspiring English sources

Arguably, "the perfect crowd" is something hoteliers can't control.

The Panama Papers is arguably the perfect leak.

Fiji will be a test but arguably the perfect one before meeting Wales and Australia.

If "Cheers" was arguably the perfect sitcom, then Sam was the perfect leading man.

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young's remarkable single is arguably the perfect protest song: moving, memorable and perfectly timed.

This makes it arguably the perfect place to hold the Olympics, which have become a model of Russia's crony capitalism and a world championship of corruption.

I'm not a big fan of US sitcoms, but Larry Sanders to me is arguably the most perfect sitcom ever, Seinfeld the funniest, and Curb Your Enthusiasm an agreeable blend of both.

But C&M is arguably the most perfect Jewish film ever made - one in which religion is a complete letdown - and has three characters (Martin Landau, Alan Alda and Allen himself) that distil three sides to the Jewish character: guilt-stricken moralist, insecure hedonist, and self-defeating clown.

Lorelai is still struggling with her relationship with Luke (quite arguably the most perfect man on this planet--that monologue in "Fall," I was definitely ugly crying, guys).She seemingly has it all--a successful business, stable relationship with a caring partner, healthy relationship with her daughter, and supportive friends, and, yet, she still can't find peace and contentment.

Arguably the two most perfect British movies were made in the same year, 1949 – Carol Reed's The Third Man and Robert Hamer's Kind Hearts and Coronets.

Arguably this makes them the perfect duo to review the most absurd, terrible, and downright close-your-eyes-and-pray-death-comes-swiftly moments of 2016, a year which saw deaths of some of our favourite artists, Brexit, and a xenophobic misogynist elected to the highest position in the free world.