Sentence examples similar to write arguably from inspiring English sources

I almost wrote "arguably" in that last sentence.

He writes: "Arguably the only worthwhile observations would be when the observer appeared, unannounced and watched the lesson.

But after drying out he wrote arguably his finest novel, Falconer, and won almost every honour going.

He wrote arguably the most important book of reporting from Vietnam ("The Village of Ben Suc") and the most perceptive reflections on the Watergate scandal ("The Time of Illusion").

Patricia and Fredrick McKissack, well-known children's authors, wrote arguably the best, "Sojourner Truth: Ain't I a Woman?," for 9- to 12-year-olds in 1992.

In the late 1830s they were also, she writes, "arguably the most famous... women in America".

Yiannopoulos' writing arguably emboldened the subculture of gamers who complained there was a feminist conspiracy to make their pastime more politically correct. .

Additionally, grant writing arguably has intrinsic benefits for the scientific process.

Others study standard written English — arguably the hardest to master and the most useful.

The writing program, arguably the best in the country, was honored last year by the editors of Time magazine and the Princeton Review when they selected Sarah Lawrence as "Liberal Arts College of the Year".

"If you (Nascar) want diversity, stop throwing chicken feed out the back door and put the megabucks up front," wrote Ed Hinton, arguably the country's most respected motorsport correspondent, in yesterday's Orlando Sentinel.