Sentence examples for he presumably thinks from inspiring English sources
In the words of the L'Oréal slogan, he presumably thinks it is "worth it".
Rather, he presumably thinks that we do not represent space either: (1) by representing its constituents, namely places; or (2) by representing it through other concepts.
Once Kalanick prepares to exit the car, he shakes Kamel's hand and engages in a conversation that he presumably thinks will be friendly but quickly sours.
And he presumably thought he would add to that reputation when he posted an open letter urging his employees to promote fiscal bipartisanship by writing "Come together" on coffee cups.
It's the end of a saga which he presumably thought was beginning to do more harm than good or his own standing and the image of the party.
Given that Hogan was also not at home when he was in court, and that (as Denton noted on Gawker yesterday) he appeared there every day wearing his trademark bandana, in what he presumably thought was a more tasteful black, it seems more logical to assume that his primary identity is that of Hulk Hogan.
Given that one of them was Abu Hamza, she presumably thought that public opinion would be squarely behind her, and she was probably right.
Fostering even these kinds of ties with Kyrgyzstan is tantamount to subversion: Uzbekistan accuses the Kyrgyz authorities of involvement in last year's Andijan unrest.Mr Karimov, who at 68 has ruled the country for 17 years, presumably thinks he is sitting fairly comfortably.
Its leaders are giving to Republican candidates in other states who they presumably think have a better chance of winning.
But Matt Stopera at Buzzfeed won by asking 22 creationists to grin like monkeys and pose what they presumably thought was a zinger of a challenge to science.
