Sentence examples for though arguably not from inspiring English sources

Though, arguably, not as immersive as putting a camera in a cage and then setting a man on fire.

A bright-line rule is easy to administer and produces certain, though, arguably, not always equitable results.

He'll get far more run support in Boston and good defense behind him (though arguably not as good as Seattle's), but a big downgrade in home park.

After Tokyo Story, Ozu made another eight films, all of them superbly accomplished, though arguably not achieving the sublime quality of this movie.

I'm fascinated by anything Monica-related (though arguably not her career as a handbag designer), but I could also listen to Clinton on foreign policy for hours.

There are problems here that cry out to be tackled and the Government, to its credit, has tried, though arguably not hard enough, to get those capable of work into employment.

Though, arguably some users may not read or understand permissions dialog boxes, at the end of the day, it's on users to protect their location privacy.

But you can tell – as an ex-drug addict child of the 60s himself - he also has an instinctive sympathy for it, though it's arguably not as heightened as the one he has for the dispossessed Native Americans and true loners of World's End, such as the 1960s Jeremy Mohonk, the last surviving member of the Kitchawank tribe.

Though the penalty amount is arguably not astronomical, it's symbolically significant, not only in Sweden but all over the world.

This is no mere nostalgia trip – we don't make films about CND (though, arguably, the world would be a safer place if we did).

No such controversy surrounds Charan, who is arguably not as slick a marketer as Penn, though effective nonetheless.