Sentence examples for is arguably about from inspiring English sources

Contemporary fears may find deep echoes in "The Oresteia" because it is, arguably, about civilization itself.

"This is arguably about the optimal time to do something like this," Mr. Bartik said, estimating that the Obama plan, if enacted quickly, would add a million jobs by early summer.

Bird Box is arguably about testing the waters for limited theatrical releases as a carrot to tempt bigger filmmakers and performers.

For some odd reason Slashgear has been using the term smartbook in their posts, a portmanteau that is, arguably, about as descriptive as "sandwichbacon" or "cleverob/gyn" in that it conflates two terms in with the suggestion that other members of its own classification are not equally sandwich-oriented, clever, or smart.

It is, arguably, about just how dark Michael Brown's skin happened to be.

However, such a re-characterization misses the basic purpose of those sorts of laws they are arguably about granting power and autonomy, not punishing wrongdoing.

Kerner admonishes that customers should be as concerned about free trading services on the market as they are (arguably) about the free services they're receiving from social networks, repeating that if a customer isn't paying for a product, then they likely are the product.

Even if we argue that Solo might have performed better with less competition (or with a Christmas opening), Ant-Man and the Wasp still earned $216m domestic and $622m worldwide, which was arguably about what should have been expected from the MCU sequel.

But those films are arguably about the pay-off from the hard work (in terms of development, marketing and distribution) that went into cultivating the post-Avengers MCU, the new Star Wars universe and not giving up on female-led animated fairy tales.

The camera rarely even focuses on her face for an episode that's arguably about her.

But it is, arguably, not about her at all.