Sentence examples for arguably we did from inspiring English sources
Arguably, we did it to ourselves, but we're handicapped in society.
(Though arguably we didn't need quite the slog that was Alfie Allen's Theon Greyjoy spending the entirety of season 3 undergoing castration foreplay while chained up in a dungeon).
Arguably, we do not need so many.
But, arguably, we do not perceive events only, but also their temporal relations.
Arguably we do not trust speakers who utter very long sentences to have uttered truths, under the ordinary English interpretation of their sentences.
Trade deals which, since they tend not to keep that faith, arguably we don't need.
Arguably, we don't really need an entire show devoted to telling us that cutting your kids to pieces and throwing the remains in a Walmart bargain bin is wrong.
"West Ham could arguably feel aggrieved that we didn't kick the ball out but then we could equally feel aggrieved that they didn't".
It's what we did arguably for five years.
The ridiculousness of it struck me how there were probably thousands of us, but we were all inevitably hidden from the adult world when, if these films were anything to go by, adults needed sexual satisfaction arguably as much as we did.
