Sentence examples for more than arguably from inspiring English sources

Pantone swatches become more than (arguably) the world's best color-matching system in the surreal photos of Italian artist and graphic designer Andrea Antoni.

The curious thing about the romantic comedy is that it has become more maligned than arguably any other genre of cinema.

The last century produced more advances than arguably any period in human history.

At 49, he has aged more gracefully than arguably any other actor of his generation.

Google has built its infrastructure to manage more data than arguably any company in the world.

Vélez notes the show is much more, however, than arguably the most exciting, high-impact in-ring product on TV.

But I hadn't been able to take a bath in over two weeks, as was caked with cobble dust and sand and train smell and more anxiety than arguably most people who reside in locked mental health facilities.

Moreover, intelligent autonomous robots should be more than safe; arguably they should also be explicitly ethical.

It is an idea which is more terrifying than piquant: more disturbing, arguably, than anything Mastroianni's director faced in 8 ½ — though he himself had youth more or less on his side.

Once you add in the levies from counties and cities, the average is more than 9%—arguably America's highest.

More seriously, arguably, than governments in London.