Sentence examples for How presumably from inspiring English sources

It is an act of reverential worship, not penetration - which is how, presumably, poor Benigno thinks of his own transgression.

But like his rebels, he wants to repatriate some powers from the EU (though he is vague on which ones and how, presumably because he knows this will be difficult).

But how? Presumably by tough government action to enforce antitrust policies--as favoured by Seoul's Fair Trade Commission--such as Kim Young Sam's early effort to force conglomerates to specialise in no more than three core businesses.If Mr Kim beat a hasty retreat from this policy, it is because the chaebol are now more powerful than the state that nurtured them.

Plutarch appears to maintain that the world soul is capable of being molded by receiving the intelligible Forms, which is how presumably the world soul becomes rational (De an. procr.

Becoming a budget queen in my 20s also made me realize how easy it can be to save while you're working and how, presumably, this opportunity will still exist as I get older too.

In another commercial, as a video plays of an elderly man speaking, words on screen describe how someone, presumably a grandson or granddaughter, taped him talking about "God, women, money, art and family".

He also writes about how Leonardo presumably started the painting by hammering a nail into the plaster to mark "the very center of the mural, the point on which all lines and all attention would converge: the face of Christ," and how he used perspective and his knowledge of geometry and architecture to map out the rest of the painting.

Many assume it must be harder for the nonreligious to cope with tragedy, but interviews like these indicate that in the realm of grief, atheists are grateful for not having to face the theodicy problem, with its unanswerable question of how a presumably loving God can allow evil and suffering.

The mystery of how this presumably small comedy in the vein of The Big Sick came to be the launching pad for what, if successful, would be a major step forward in the evolution of both cinema and robotics is almost more tantalizing than its central gimmick.

How did presumably erroneous religions last for thousands of years?

A problem with this theory is the question of how people presumably buried alive managed to stay alive for any extended period without food, water or fresh air.