Sentence examples for we could arguably from inspiring English sources
In an age where new popstars like Sam Smith seem only minutes away from using the word 'monetise', we could arguably do with a bit more bad behaviour, but their antics will have even UniLad's readers tutting disapprovingly.
We could arguably have scored five or six and that is testament to the quality of the players.
Without wishing to speculate (who are we kidding?) this could arguably be read as a hint that something especially exciting will be going down on the Dalmatian Coast.
We could even, arguably, blame ourselves for her failure the night before — if we had sent her to bed earlier, before she got so tired; if we'd been firmer on other occasions; if we'd handled it differently, the result might have been different (that's the nurture complex that I wrote about earlier this week, rearing its ugly head).
We think his moves could arguably rival PSY's, and he definitely out-dances his backup -- but comments on the YouTube video tell us that the cheerleaders only had that morning to rehearse, so we'll cut them a little slack.
Grime's surge in popularity and acceptance could, arguably, if we wanted to be a tiny bit reductive, be implicitly down to two white dudes in glasses: the MOBO winning video for Skepta's world-conquering "That's Not Me" was shot by Tim and Barry for £80.
"West Ham could arguably feel aggrieved that we didn't kick the ball out but then we could equally feel aggrieved that they didn't".
Some papers belong in multiple topics or could arguably be placed in different categories than we finally decided.
Although insufficient bone coverage could arguably be attributable to a poor surgical technique, we would tend to agree with other authors that it is rather likely to result from a flawed implant design that impedes osseointegration.
Such citizen diplomacy could arguably have a greater positive impact than all the millions we spend each year in the State department and the trillions we spend in the military.
