Sentence examples for pretty debatable from inspiring English sources
But also I think it comes out of believing that there is no alternative to originalism — it's the one true way for him — which, if you talk to constitutional scholars, is a pretty debatable point.
"Whether I play much more past this year is pretty debatable, but the reason I haven't made any announcement is that I really want to play now, in this tournament, as if I were going to continue.
Note: Because technically the definition of a startup is "a fledgling enterprise," it's pretty debatable which companies on this list are still in the startup stage.
This is somewhat debatable.
Unless ants are bugs, but I'm pretty sure that's debatable.
Looks pretty cool, but it seems debatable how much time you'd actually save over just unlocking the phone with your finger….
As technology giants go, Google may be a pretty benign one, although that is becoming increasingly debatable.
Some are pretty accurate and helpful, whereas others are more generally indicative, and of debatable use.
"In a rather debatable and difficult kind of scholarship, I think we've done pretty well," he said in an interview with The Ottawa Citizen in 1997.
No matter how fascinating living in earlier centuries may have been, the moment you got ill, your chances of survival were highly debatable and the likelihood that your treatment would involve the ingestion or application of something disgusting were pretty high.
