Sentence examples for while arguably less from inspiring English sources

Foxhunts in England, while arguably less sexual, used to celebrate a child's first kill with a ritual of initiation (now abandoned) called "blooding," in which the child's face was smeared with blood from the fox's tail.

"This is so not zebra print," said Elana Fine, 12, showing her friends a handful of black-and-white nails that, the group determined, did in fact more closely resemble cow print — which was actually O.K. because, while arguably less alluring, there were cows, too, on Noah's Ark .Livy Bergstein, 11, painted one nail, and the skin surrounding it, bright blue.

It works offline, and since it's working from a pre-determined library, while arguably less flexible, you won't have to worry about miscommunication caused by machine error.

While arguably less compelling than the Mayor's real-life soap opera, he does compel Susan Lucci to promise to move her business to Los Angeles.

While it is arguably less valuable for common chemistry, the utility for link-poor structures (i.e. a couple of pages of results or less) is transformative because it turns Google into the de-facto largest open global chemical information source.

While the tradition is arguably less emphasized for folks like me, its spirit in practice still exists today, particularly for children.

While this trend is arguably less fraught with potential for Shakespearean-like tragedy than online shaming, it carries a whiff of good intentions gone awry and can be damaging to children in its own right.

While the SELECT cars offer arguably less of a luxury than the UberBLACK standard S-class S550 Mercedez, SELECT allows riders to grab a nicer ride at a lower price point.