Sentence examples for quite arguably from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kumar writes about many such men in this book, most of whom aren't terrorists at all but bunglers and fools who were in the wrong place at the wrong time, or were, quite arguably, the hapless victims of entrapment.

And yet, helping to explain the long lines and claustrophobia-inducing crowds at the Met, you might not have had a very clear picture of who Mr. McQueen was, as a designer and as a person, and quite arguably as an artist, had you not seen this show.

"Alan Turing was not only prosecuted, but quite arguably persuaded to end his own life early, by a society who called him a criminal for simply seeking out the love he deserved, as all human beings do," Cumberbatch wrote to the Hollywood Reporter.

That they have become public four months afterward should trigger congressional hearings and raise once again the specter of machinations worked up by Wall Street and Washington out of public view and quite arguably out of the public interest.

Womack agrees, calling it "quite arguably, the album's ethical soul".

Blanche: (Rue McClanahan) quite arguably known as everyone's favorite "Popular" Golden Girl.

Quite the opposite, arguably.

Of course, it might all have been so different – and arguably quite a lot more entertaining.

It is arguably quite popular locally – maybe because, unlike Isis, Jabhat al-Nusra is mainly made up of native Syrians.

That would be pretty good, though, and arguably quite a lot better than running around ANZ Stadium getting electrified by a fence on a slip-and-slide.

They point to the industry's own data, which shows that 85 percent of derivatives trading in a recent 10-day span occurred in four products that are arguably quite liquid.