Sentence examples for highly arguable from inspiring English sources

The prevailing yet highly arguable theory is that while all stereo components introduce some distortion to music, tube circuit distortion is itself musical.

And it is highly arguable to assert that Zane Grey and Edgar Rice Burroughs "were certainly the two most popular authors on the planet in the 20th century".

"Our intention was to use it in a way Gershwin, were he still alive, would be pleased with". Whether Gershwin would indeed be pleased is highly arguable.

Wayne Cornelius, director of the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at the University of California, San Diego, said Mr. Camarota and Ms. Jensenius had applied "highly arguable assumptions" to their data.

She talks of McCullers's "place among the era's great writers" -- a highly arguable description, at best -- and argues that "the adolescent spirit at the heart of Carson's work" is "precisely what keeps her writing fresh".

If a donation had come from the Leyland Daf board, ordered by Deripaska, it would have been highly arguable whether it was lawful since the company might have been acting as an agent for a foreign donor.

Any Top 10 list is arguable, subjective and highly debatable.

The differences between the ways our bodies handle whole and highly processed grains may be arguable, but surely it would be foolhardy to pretend that a stack of doughnuts or a bowl of Sugar Pops is the nutritional equivalent of a bowl of bulgur or cooked oats.

And that arguable apathy is what makes Old Man Marley's actions throughout Home Alone so highly detestable.

Although the existence of CSCs is still arguable, it is widely accepted that the cells with CSCs characters are highly resistant to chemo- and radiotherapy and are the source of cancer recurrence.

And it is at least arguable that the behavior of a perfectly rational but lawless or partly lawless creature is highly predictable.