| It's silly, debatably sexy and it allows for a kind of freeform creativity most people haven't engaged in since finger-painting as a tyke. |
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| Far less debatably, the long conodont body has obvious V-shaped myomeres throughout its length. |
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| This passage is effective, if only because it employs a debatably relevant, historical analogy. |
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| It condenses most of the best moments of the film into about five minutes, and by keeping its focus, it's debatably better than the feature itself. |
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| Not a little bit wrong, not debatably wrong demonstrably and conclusively wrong. |
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| She has issues, but men, happily and perhaps debatably given what her profession turns out to be, don't number among them. |
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| He peacocks after scoring goals and brings a debatably excessive exuberance to the serious business of bodychecking. |
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| Also to be discussed will be lifting the freeze on university tuition and nationalizing Quebec's water resources, debatably more important issues than teenage fashion. |
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| The European principle must in fact become that of identifying the origin of the oil with the place where the olives are produced and no longer with the place where they are crushed, as has debatably been the case until now. |
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| It offered five other suggestions, four of which were at least debatably helpful, and one of which was flat-out wrong. We have a total of six tests. |
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