Sentence examples for arguably there was from inspiring English sources

During the 19th century, arguably there was.

Arguably there was not a lot that could be done about the leveler, as Garcia's overhead kick was just sublime.

And she stoked fears of a second independence vote when, arguably, there was no great appetite within the SNP to hold one.

"There was another incident in the second half when Luis should have had a free-kick on the edge of the box and arguably there was a penalty late on.

Arguably, there was some truth to that statement in 2000.

But I grew up in Omaha and if there's one thing I learned in Latin class at Central High School (and yes, arguably there was only one thing I learned in Latin class), it's "semper ubi sububi" which translates as "always wear underwear".

Now, arguably, there are none.

Arguably, there is another issue at stake, too: democracy.

So, arguably, there is less need to addict them.

Now, arguably, there are some differences between 2008 and today.

Arguably, there's no more crucial question in this referendum.