Sentence examples for as presumably a from inspiring English sources

The issue hardly arises in "Dazzler" until Hart is about 30, after he has lived in the theater world for years as, presumably, a highly sought-after partner by both women and men.

Because green traffic signals do not customarily blink in the U.S., I ventured to define the term as "presumably a go-ahead with caution".

The book says he believed that there was a "leadership gene" and that a genetically isolated society like the Yanomami would be ideal to study, as presumably a result of dominant men's having more chances than lesser ones to reproduce and pass on their qualities.

Upon exchange, CryptoRubles will reportedly require some kind of proof of origin, such as (presumably) a documented retail transaction or service rendered.

For if he views the health and welfare of himself and others as indifferents, why would he act to secure or protect his or others' welfare, as presumably a virtuous person would?

Giving Dartmouth a mark of "F" for campus security and citing "disappointing statistics for forcible sex offenses," ASS went on to describe Dartmouth as "presumably a very dangerous campus".

The nonrational part is also responsible for transmitting impulses originating from the rational part, as well as (presumably) for a wide variety of other vital functions.

To his wife and everyone else here, Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter was known as Clark Rockefeller — presumably a member of one of the nation's richest and most storied families.

In other words: Both platforms have massive companies as partners, and presumably a good amount of money behind them.

Google TV Product Lead Brittany Bohnet has just announced that she's leaving Google after four years to try her luck as an entrepreneur, presumably as a co-founder of an as of yet un-named startup.

Mr. Brown presents himself as bipartisan — presumably as a way to garner favor with Massachusetts voters.