Sentence examples for most arguably from inspiring English sources

In 1972, Henry Kissinger, the most arguably "Machiavellian" counsellor of princes this country has ever seen, recoiled at the insinuation that he had learned anything from the Florentine Secretary, stating, "There is very little of Machiavelli's one can use in the contemporary world".

The result is a vividly diverse snapshot of one of the most arguably workable, social and cultural experiments on the planet, Los Angeles.

You're the most successful – arguably the most successful, clearly the most prolific.

Madsen in his most famous and arguably most damning moment.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the social network may adopt Twitter's arguably most tiresome -- and arguably most Corporate -- feature: the hashtag.

Witness The Skin I Live In, his most recent and arguably most chilling film to date.

But writing and editing is the work she has pursued most energetically and, arguably, most successfully.

The most harrowing collapse, arguably, belonged to the Red Sox.

Arguably most modern ecosystems are novel in some respects.

The most complex and arguably the most significant are the loyalties of Jeremy Corbyn.

Sikhism is the youngest, most vibrant and arguably the most egalitarian of world religions.