Sentence examples for the most arguably from inspiring English sources

In 1972, Henry Kissinger, the most arguably "Machiavellian" counsellor of princes this country has ever seen, recoiled at the insinuation that he had learned anything from the Florentine Secretary, stating, "There is very little of Machiavelli's one can use in the contemporary world".

The result is a vividly diverse snapshot of one of the most arguably workable, social and cultural experiments on the planet, Los Angeles.

You're the most successful – arguably the most successful, clearly the most prolific.

The most harrowing collapse, arguably, belonged to the Red Sox.

The most complex and arguably the most significant are the loyalties of Jeremy Corbyn.

The most recent and arguably most documented ban was of Scout Willis' account and her ensuing topless protest.

(This was the most criticized and, arguably, least successful component of his antipoverty effort).

They'd formed the most lucrative and (arguably) influential bands of all time.

As Internet-based is the most precise concept, arguably it should be included in the definition.

Asia is the most populous and arguably the most vulnerable continent in the world because of the high rate of urbanization and lack of facilities.

Of these four strands it is the most controversial and arguably the least successful.