Sentence examples for proved debatable from inspiring English sources

But things have not gone well on the ice, and the theory that a close team makes a good team has proved debatable.

The gotcha-like ending may prove debatable, but Szumowska refuses to judge her protagonist, instead placing him within a persuasive atmosphere of stifled longing: every lingering sunbeam serves as an encouragement to leave the church's darker spaces and come out into the light.

In an attempt to prove the debatable point that there is a "new offensiveness" in comedy, Logan quoted that one off-colour line and nothing else.

As many of these issues are highly subjective and often debatable, proving such allegations is an extremely difficult enterprise.

Whether any player did enough to play their way into the starting side on Saturday is debatable, although Tuilagi proved his trademark power was intact on his return from a shoulder injury.

Whether Tokyo could justifiably cite the self-defence clause before it is attacked is debatable, although the constitution has often proved malleable enough for hawks to interpret it to their advantage.

In this regard administration of antibodies against IL-5 [ 21, 22] or IL-5 receptor [ 23], though debatable [ 24], may prove effective novel therapeutic approaches to prevent the effect of elevated systemic IL-5 levels in patients with atopic and non-atopic asthma.

HIS legitimacy is debatable, and his welcome may prove short-lived.

A thesis statement is generally one debatable point that you're trying to prove in the essay.

All theories are debatable because we can't in science ever prove anything; we can only disprove things.

The final would prove to be one step too far for Parrott, although it is debatable as to whether anyone could have lived with Davis in that form.