The phrase "as though presumably" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or redundant.
It can be used when you want to express a hypothetical situation that is assumed to be true.
Example: "He acted as though presumably he had all the answers, but in reality, he was just as confused as the rest of us."
Alternatives: "as if it were assumed" or "as though it is likely".
Stuttgarters indulge in their pints as much as their cars -- though, presumably, not at once -- and, on some days, the pungent fragrance of the city's breweries descends pleasantly on the manicured squares, museums and restored 18th-century palaces of a historic district reshaped 60 years after World War II.
Hillary Clinton balked as well (though presumably in less salty language) when offered the post of secretary of state.
(Though, presumably, at 25 years old, he's in need of just as much education as the rest of the country's youth demographic).
The folk-music veteran Loudon Wainwright III is on board as a performer, though presumably not as a stripper.
That they do so despite the fact that most Americans are getting their information from the same sources emphasizes the importance of further research on the formation and evolution of beliefs.It's interesting to think of large press outlets as belief-shaping institutions (though presumably, their influence as such is also weak relative to that of friends and family).
Or there is the Exit Fest in Novi Sad, Serbia, with more Beastie Boys and Cansei de Ser Sexy, as well as such disparate musicians as Robert Plant and Snoop Dogg, though presumably not together.
They cost $139 each, or $3,995 for a big case of 28 (a bit optimistic when it comes to class sizes) that doubles as a charge station, though presumably someone will have to hose them down regularly.
Israel has recently executed a wave of deportations, and a quantity of the 60,000 African migrants they've targeted come from countries such as South Sudan, whose government – though presumably preoccupied with other, arguably more pressing matters – does at least have a diplomatic relationship with Israel.
Minorities, by implication, would have no right to communal expression, though presumably their rights as individuals would be assured.
Chevron, an oil firm, brands itself as a purveyor of "human energy", though presumably it does not really want you to travel by rickshaw.
