Sentence examples for he has arguably from inspiring English sources

He has arguably been Baltimore's best player in 2012.

that he has arguably passed through the rumour barrier and emerged out the other side.

Perhaps more importantly, he has arguably the sharpest tongue in Westminster.

"He has arguably meant more to the Rangers' sweater than anyone who has ever worn it".

He has arguably the most stylish body of work of any director.

He has arguably done as much as anyone to usher in the age of cheap, cheerful and ubiquitous personal computing.

Yet against Murphy he had arguably the most comfortable match of his two weeks in Sheffield and after winning seven of eight frames in yesterday's second session he merely had to consolidate his hefty lead.

Back in the office again, I asked Cheney what quality made Bush the president, given that he had arguably less government experience than anyone he had selected for his cabinet.

Just as he had (arguably) revolutionised TV satire, making it threatening to, rather than complicit with, the establishment, here he was changing the nature of the TV interview: unctuous deference was out; aggression and scepticism were in.

In a damning ruling, the judges said they shared the "great deal of justifiable public disquiet", found that Kennedy's operation had been partly unlawful, and even proffered the suggestion he had arguably been acting as an agent provocateur.

He had arguably his greatest individual season in 2012 13, as he averaged 26.8 points, 7.3 assists, and a career-high 8.0 rebounds per game while posting a.565 field-goal percentage, a remarkable rate of made shots for someone who so frequently played away from the basket.