Sentence examples for yes arguably from inspiring English sources
A reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer has come forward to say that Trump called her the "C" word (yes, arguably the single worst thing you can call a woman) when she called him up on the telephone for an interview.
But I grew up in Omaha and if there's one thing I learned in Latin class at Central High School (and yes, arguably there was only one thing I learned in Latin class), it's "semper ubi sububi" which translates as "always wear underwear".
"But yes, arguably, it was an irresponsible time".
Yes, arguably the largest crowds of the Los Angeles auto show's press days turned out for the introductions of the facelifted Fusion and Milan.
Ugly, yes, and arguably misogynistic, but not much uglier (and probably less politically damaging) than the ridicule once heaped upon Michael Dukakis for looking wimpy in a tank and Al Gore for being stiff, or sighing, or wearing "earth tones" at the supposed urging of a feminist adviser — insults rooted, like the probate-court crack, in male stupidity.
Arguably yes, but enough?
The answer depends somewhat on what numbers you use — there are more and less charitable options available — but the answer is arguably yes.
"Potentially, this is creating good will between the lobbying firm and the executive, arguably yes, but it doesn't run afoul of the restrictions".
"Arguably yes," admitted Warburton.
If you think the answer here is yes, again you arguably should be sympathetic to the phenomenal approach.
