Sentence examples for except arguably from inspiring English sources

The Focus on the Family ad was the only political one in the game except, arguably, the census ad.

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

Except, arguably, the 1995 and 1997 editions, shot by the late great Richard Avedon.

Zoning codes are a century old, and the lifeblood of all major U.S. cities (except arguably Houston), determining what can be built where and what activities can take place in a neighborhood.

Except arguably for the e-book version.

In the past 100 years, everything in our lives has changed... everything, that is, except arguably the most important thing -- the way we choose our nation's leader.

Except that, arguably, they did.

Unfortunately -- at a time where India currently struggles to even legalize same-sex activity -- and excepting Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and arguably South Africa, the rest of the Commonwealth appear to persist, often to the extreme, in abnegation of a lot of basic rights to their LGBT citizens.

Arguably, except for the flute, the only blatant anachronism is Millie's sign on the bulletin board: "Roommate Wanted/ Share One Bedroom Furnished Apartment/ In singles building with pool/ $55 a piece a month".

Except they are arguably even more awkwardly framed as 'this is me pretending to be on a first date'.

Moreover, we would argue that for etiologic inference, the covariate-adjusted estimates may be less helpful because the covariates are, except for age, arguably consequences of the primary exposures: nativity and ethnicity [ 13].