Sentence examples for is arguably true from inspiring English sources

And while that is arguably true, it doesn't really help the case.

Jobs's claim that "we don't track anyone" is arguably true, in that Apple could not target named individuals.

This is arguably true, and it's why so many studies trying to find differences in things like VO2max or running economy fail - performance is multi-factorial.

This is arguably true now more than ever, with the actual card game, created and designed by Wizards of the Coast, maintaining more of a cult following with specialist tournaments superseding the usual 'got-got-need' world of collectable cards.

And it is arguably true that you can be morally responsible only for what you are causally responsible for.

A major factor in Venmo's success, as is arguably true for all companies, is that it entered the market at the perfect time.

That's arguably true, but there are still reasons to be concerned.

Sharing every aspect of your life with your cameraphone is cool, intimate, social and … Oh, wait a minute, it's idiotic, navel-gazing, dehumanising … Both descriptions are arguably true.

It's arguably true that games journalism, a small arm of the wider entertainment journalism sector, needs to mature; it needs to make clear codes of conduct and to remain transparent to readers.

That's arguably true (and frightening), but so far, both companies have sold that information to advertisers in a more general way (a 25-year-old male likes Kendrick Lamar and cat videos).

The bottom line is that out of 15 allegations, two were arguably true on their face, four were true but the actions taken and/or policy were appropriate under the constitutional mandates of the establishment and free exercise protections of the First Amendment, and nine were outright lies.