Sentence examples for have probably not been from inspiring English sources

They have probably not been like that from the start.

"The Thai people, like me, have probably not been happy for nine years," he said last month.

Those who have probably been subjected to the most thorough interrogations, and the greatest duress, have probably not been released.

Earlier this week, Paul Ryan said, "I do believe that kicking these eight hundred thousand kids out to countries they have probably not been to since they were toddlers... is not in our nation's interest".

"Thai people, like me, have probably not been happy for nine years, but since May 22, there is happiness," said the general, who laid out broad economic plans for the country.

Outlining a series of new proposals for dealing with the issues, May will admit they raise "searching questions" that have "probably not been asked in the past for fear of being insensitive".

Whatever it is, the last word on the subject has probably not been heard.

People had probably not been like this a hundred years ago.

But so far, that knowledge has probably not been entirely comforting to McCain supporters.

The baton had probably not been used like that by its previous owner.

Doctors caring for the child said she had probably not been delivered in a hospital.