Sentence examples for arguably when from inspiring English sources

It was arguably when Rudolph W. Giuliani won resounding applause for rebutting another candidate's suggestion that American policies might have helped incite the Sept. 11 attacks.

He can live inside wallpaper, appear anywhere and has no need of physical existence, except, arguably, when he inflicts actual physical damage.

Why don't teens visit libraries as much as other age groups given that this is arguably when they most need libraries and there is more there for them than ever?

Or perhaps it would be Houston: Moses may have forced through public projects in a high-handed manner, but at least they were public projects; far worse things happen, arguably, when private capital has free rein instead.

It was appropriate for the state to intervene in the private communications of its citizens, but the peer added "only in cases where there is good evidence to believe the nation's security is being threatened, or arguably, when a really serious crime has been committed".

Just before his death late last year, Holbrooke came around to Cowper-Coles's way of thinking, but arguably when it was too late; the Taliban were then so strong, even in the north of the country, that by 2011 they had little incentive to negotiate.

The tactic arguably failed when the hard labour sentence was handed out.

His first arguably came when he instructed viewers on how to wipe their bottoms properly.

The period we associate with Ali's greatest work arguably came when he was past his peak.

It was arguably so when the southern states did it the first time, but the Supreme Court established it beyond a doubt in Texas v White, decided in 1869.

That last theory is arguably convincing when you factor in that Lowry was born in 1887, the end of the Victorian age.