Voltaire: 1694 - 1778: The pseudonym of François-Marie Arouet, Voltaire was arguably the most influential figure of the Enlightenment.
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6 sentences with “arguably”
Short, simple sentences with “arguably”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: arguably
Used to say that something can be shown or explained with reasons, but it may not be certain or agreed by everyone. It means "it can be argued" or "it is possible to believe."
6 sentences with “arguably” — examples
Although Byzantium survived as a state for many centuries as neighbouring empires such as Persia fell, Byzantium itself arguably ceased to be an 'empire' by the mid-7th century AD.
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The defeat of France and its Allied British Expeditionary Force is, in retrospect, all the more disappointing because the combined Allied forces outnumbered their German enemies and could, arguably, have put up a tough fight.
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In the process, Machiavelli created what was arguably the first work of "political science" that abandoned the moralistic approach of how a ruler should behave as a good Christian and instead adopted a practical guide to maintaining power.
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Napoleon ignored the beliefs and feelings of the people he conquered and, arguably, of the French themselves, who remained loyal because of his victories and the stability and order he had restored to France after the turmoil of the 1790s.
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His fundamental discoveries, which have contributed to our understanding of the origin of the universe, the laws governing its existence and the ultimate fate of everyone and everything, have made Hawking arguably the most important physicist of our time.
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