Sentence examples for gives arguably from inspiring English sources

Before Closer, Walker, who gives arguably the most moving performance, had never even been on stage and was languishing in cheesy TV roles.

The rest of the feast includes gold-standard voice work (as Woody, Tom Hanks gives arguably his greatest performance); a smattering of acute, original songs by Randy Newman; and a screenplay (Joss Whedon is among the writers) full of jokes that pop like champagne corks.

Di María gave arguably his best performance for Madrid.

Preminger's characteristically cool objectivity, mobile camerawork and expert framing are all on show in Bonjour Tristesse; at its heart is Seberg as the spoilt teenager, giving arguably the performance of her career.

Winning outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series, Davis gave arguably the most stirring speech of the night, saying: "People are always saying, 'Wow, Annalise is an antihero.

Donald Runnicles brings the Deutsche Oper with Nina Stemme (who gave arguably the single most impressive performance of last year's Proms as Brünnhilde in Daniel Barenboim's Ring Cycle) singing Salome; the next night, Semyon Bychkov leads an equally outstanding cast in Elektra, featuring Christine Goerke, Johan Reuter, and Felicity Palmer's Klytemnestra.

In 1983, Brundtland was given arguably the most important task in the world: to plot a new path for humanity that restores the balance between economic growth and environmental protection, or as it often appeared in the headlines, to "save the planet".

Some details of Parmenides' own cosmology are given, arguably as justified belief, in the Doxa section of the poem, and more in the testimonia from later authors.

Furthermore, Chisora will be buoyed that he gave arguably a better account of himself than domestic rival David Haye gave in losing to Vitali's younger brother Wladimir in Hamburg last July.

Noticeably missing from his criticism: First Lady Michelle Obama, who gave arguably the biggest speech of the night.

This week, the Dow Jones closed above 13,000 for the first time since May 2008, the consumer confidence level was clocked at his highest point since 2008, the GDP was revised upward across the board (not to mention that President Obama gave arguably his most rousing speech in years at the UAW Conference), and what did we get... two straight days of the Romney-Santorum Show!