Sentence examples for seemed debatable from inspiring English sources

Whether more money would help move Libya forward seemed debatable since that was not the problem that was described.

The couple is about to be transferred to England, and it seemed debatable, from the interview, whether they would ever return.

Whether it is even a useful exercise for commentators to declare a winner in a presidential debate seems debatable.

Calling these images "old women" seems debatable: most look more like demons or ghosts than mortal humans of any gender.

Whether Jeremy is the ideal individual to open up a discussion on what truly constitutes the public interest seems debatable.

Rather, Foursquare fanatics can't seem to get enough of the mayoral bragging rights (even if it seems debatable that being a virtual mayor is worth bragging about).

Whether the war in Iraq has in fact ended may seem debatable to many investors, as the killing of American soldiers continues to make headlines.

She stopped mousing around at home and struck out for those all-important literary parties (although whether an author's way with a cocktail sausage really does determine her literary chances seems debatable).

Whether the meeting itself broke any laws seems debatable, but the norm in our democracy that a Presidential campaign would find it unthinkable to coöperate with a foreign adversary against an American political rival has been shattered.

The question of whether the work qualifies as antiwar seems debatable, given that its rage is blended with relish, though no doubts troubled the Nazi regime when it drove Dix into internal exile, in 1933, after finding that his pictures were "likely to detract from the will of the German people to defend itself".

Perdue sells its chicken with a label that says both "humanely raised" and "raised cage free". The former claim seems debatable, especially considering how nearly one million of its birds are being raised each year whether within the company's guidelines or not.