Sentence examples for is always arguable from inspiring English sources
THE list of truly classic watches — the timeless icons of the watchmaker's art — is quite short, and what belongs on it is always arguable.
PARIS — The list of truly classic watches — timepieces that somehow stand out as timeless icons of the watchmaker's art — is quite short, and what belongs on it is always arguable.
The themes are always arguable, which is part of the game.
The content of the movement's understanding of the Constitution is not always easy to nail down, and it is almost always arguable.
He said that safeguards were in place, ensuring there was always a "probable cause" or "arguable reason" before the database is scrutinised for intelligence about individuals connected to suspects.
Proposals he disapproves of are never just arguable, they are always 'risky schemes.' This unnecessary rhetoric is characteristic of the tone in Washington, D.C. It's the war room mentality: the hostile stance, the harsh charges, the lashing out at enemies.
The difference, in soccer, between normal contact in the box and the real illegal push — like that between the normal hand chucking and bouncing in American football and true pass interference — is delicate and always arguable, or at least always argued.
It is arguable, however, whether the guilty always do deserve to be punished; it is also arguable whether, even when they do they ought always to get what they deserve; and it is further arguable whether when they ought to be punished as they deserve, the punisher always knows what it is they deserve (except in the purely procedural sense alluded to above; see also below) (Bedau 1978).
I suppose it is arguable that art has always been concerned with Gestalt, with the arranging of the many into a single, greater whole.
There is nothing arguable about it.
"That the execution of those trafficking in drugs is contrary to international law is strongly arguable.
