Sentence examples for not arguably from inspiring English sources

This was not arguably a vintage display from Fulham, but it did not need to be.

The low morbidity of chickenpox in healthy children does not arguably support the universal use of vaccine.

It's not, arguably, even her best song — she rides the beat of "Lick" a touch more fluently.

That they did not arguably reveals why, on one level, this Chelsea team boasted the wherewithal to win last year's title and Arsenal did not.

He went on: "There is virtually no aspect of our legal system … which is not arguably touched at some point by human rights.

Indeed, one of the main criticisms of the CueCat is that consumers generally do not read magazines or watch television while sitting next to a computer, and that installing special software and hardware to scan a bar code is not arguably easier than typing in a Web address.

My editor throughout was Robert Gottlieb, one of the best — and not even arguably.

Resistance against Dutch occupation was fierce and did not end, arguably, until 1903, some say a decade later.

Townes was not just (arguably) the last great Texas troubadour, he was the stuff legends are made of.

What many critics fail to account for is that most neighborhoods in this country are not integrated, arguably, purposefully so.

This approach did not (and arguably could not accurately) assess the actual behaviour.