Sentence examples for except presumably from inspiring English sources

Except, presumably, for his skilled staff.

Except, presumably, for competitive lumberjacking.

He goes so far as to define opera as "what Europeans used to write" (except, presumably, for Mozart).

(Except presumably the "silly" remark which even the most supine interviewer, something Humphrys certainly isn't, would have challenged).

No one I knew had ever set foot in this living room, except, presumably, the owners, helicoptered in once a year for the family Christmas-card picture.

He had lived apart from his wife and children, except presumably for occasional visits in the course of a very busy professional life, for at least two decades.

Or that, while he says gays are welcome to attend services at his Saddleback megachurch, he doesn't let them (closet cases excepted, presumably) become members.

Neither does it sustain the critical distance suggested by a pre-credits sequence in which Depardieu, as lui-même, tells journalists that he accepted the Devereaux role because he doesn't like politicians (Russian ones excepted, presumably).

Man Alive's creepy but fascinating look at two hip priests – one RC, the other C of E, and both nightmares – gained nothing except the presumably false illusion that they were wearing lipstick.

Because "Massachusetts" is used by each of the other candidates (except Herman Cain), presumably in attacking Romney, the term receives a lower weight than it otherwise would.

Remarkably, in L3 all glial cells along the NER are 46F-Gal4 positivexcepteptwowo, presumably ePG1 and ePG3) (Fig. 2D′, n=22 hs/four larvae).