Sentence examples for it arguably describes from inspiring English sources
In other words, it's become so broadly defined that it arguably describes both of the major political parties in America.
Sex.com [SFW] (a site that can be arguably described as a Pinterest with yoo yoos and ha has) has been banned as a source for user pins, thereby reducing the freedoms of every man and woman who feels it is their god-given right to create a Pinterest collection called "More Yam Yams Than You Can Shake A Stick At".
If the human condition is as the NRA describes it — arguably demonstrated by the episodic mass slaughters in the United States — then Hobbes would argue that the proper and consistent remedy would not be limited government, but a strong, unlimited sovereign who can do what is necessary to save irascible humans from themselves.
It describes Blackpool, arguably one of Britain's premiere seaside resorts, as "shamelessly brash".
The Royal Academy of Music in London has begun a campaign to raise $2.1 million by March 31, in addition to the $1.92 million already raised, to keep in Britain what it describes "as arguably the most important violin in the history of the instrument".
Intended to give drivers unprecedented control over navigation, temperature, and entertainment through a single device, it was so hard to use that it has been described as "arguably the biggest corporate disaster" since New Coke.
There are a lot of companies whose governance is less than perfect--arguably, that describes the vast majority of companies.
The AfD might arguably be described as neo-fascist, but it is wrong to imply – via its proximity to the AfD – that appeasing the ERG is comparable to appeasing the Nazis.
It was described by the Daily Mirror as "arguably the greatest team goal ever scored".
