Sentence examples for following arguably from inspiring English sources
Entirely coincidentally, Sheridan's festival lands following arguably the best year for Arab cinema internationally, with a record three films from the Middle East up for contention at last February's Academy Awards.
The theory of intentional objects, however, may derive support from the following, arguably counterintuitive, consequences of Frege's and Russell's views, respectively.
Some will regard following arguably the game's greatest manager as a poisoned chalice but the appointment has Ferguson's fingerprints on it - he will surely have assured those in control at Old Trafford that Moyes fits the bill.
Carroll came into this summer's international tournament in Poland and Ukraine following arguably his best form in a Liverpool shirt, during which he scored the winner in the Premier League game against Blackburn and goals in the FA Cup semi-final and final.
The Mel Gibson-directed "Hacksaw Ridge" debuts Friday, following arguably a successful press cycle of redemption for the controversial star.
BOLD imaging is also able to delineate a patch of cortex in the monkey STS activated by head gaze following, arguably offering similar functionality as the human pSTS region and perhaps even being homologous (Kamphuis et al., 2009).
Five studies have reported a decreased neuronal density in the MDT of patients with schizophrenia [67], [68], [74] [76] whereas four recent reports, arguably following stricter methodologies, showed an unchanged neuronal density in the MDT [66], [71] [73] (Table 3).
Arguably, following a policy that includes the ability to judge a co-player's energetic reserves requires more cognitive processing than following the simple rule-of-thumb suggested above.
A further key issue concerns the value-based decision mechanisms underpinning alcohol choice in this paradigm, especially those underlying the reduction in choice following devaluation, which arguably play a causal role in drug-seeking.
However, Australia sense a vulnerability in the South African ranks following the retirement of arguably the greatest allrounder of all-time, Jacques Kallis.
The Sun praised the FA for a "principled stand", after the English motion to postpone the ballot in which Mr Blatter stood unopposed failed by 172 votes to 17 (or arguably 16, following press reports that one of England's allies, Vietnam, had voted for postponement by mistake).
