Sentence examples similar to though debatably from inspiring English sources
The waiting room has been outfitted by Bloomingdale's, with debatably modish furniture and a "Twitter mirror" ready for selfies.
Mike Leigh's new play is called Grief – a stark choice of title that, debatably, gives away too much.
The rest (debatably) was credit-crunch-tastic history.
Debatably, a more formal education would have provided less inspiration.
The name isn't even debatably offensive, like the Tomahawk Chop.
Not a little bit wrong, not debatably wrong demonstrably and conclusively wrong.
Lipkin (North) bid four hearts, of course, and East debatably doubled.
At both tables South debatably upgraded his hand and opened two no-trump.
Unremittingly silly yet containing real pace, this is an ill-advised, debatably insensitive – indeed, almost unworkable – project, skilfully executed.
He peacocks after scoring goals and brings a debatably excessive exuberance to the serious business of bodychecking.
More debatably, this is an industry that has proved content to continue employ Johann Hari after he apologised for plagiarism.
