Sentence examples for are presumably not from inspiring English sources
But teenagers are presumably not the only taggers.
CHRISTOPHER CLAREY: Britain and Australia are presumably not quite so curious about the Winter Games, right?
Brown goods are presumably not required by his opposite number over the road at Old Trafford.
But institutions are presumably not as resistant to reform as geography.
But you, dear reader, are presumably not 11, so I offer this age-appropriate report.
But maybe the Costa judges read Geoff Dyer's startling and damning assessment of Barnes's The Sense of an Ending: the two writers are, presumably, not Christmas card exchangers.
Krispy Kremes have been sold on the Island, but only in supermarkets and convenience stores, where they are presumably not as fresh as those created on the premises.
(The films that illustrate the trait that Saddam finds so admirable are presumably not produced by the branches of the media that Saddam says are "controlled by Zionism").
Getting a bike depends on arranging a meeting with its owner, and most of these people are presumably not just sitting around waiting for your e-mail.
The neurons in the cortex related to the ringing frequency are presumably not being stimulated, because those frequencies are absent from the music.
That these billions are presumably not even treated as income for tax purposes but are counted as capital gains and taxed at lower rates is unconscionable.
