Sentence examples for is presumably true from inspiring English sources

It is presumably true that most organ sellers would be poor; on the other hand, many of the recipients would be poor also.

This is presumably true.

All this is presumably true.

While the Axiom of Choice is presumably true in all standard models, there is a nonstandard model for Q0 in which AC is false (Andrews 1972b).

It is presumably true that an ideally rational thinker will have a set of beliefs that are closed under defeasible, as well as deductive, consequence.

So we might say "you can be here and in Rome," meaning that you have a capacity, which can be exercised at different times, to be in one or the other of those places, and this is presumably true.

That was presumably true, but only the Los Angeles Times had printed it.

And since all theorems are presumably true under all interpretations, not just model-theoretic ones, it follows that $A$ is true under all interpretations.

Phoebe Adams of The Atlantic felt the story was ironic, and noted that it was "presumably" true.

It was, presumably, true even before our universe came into existence and it will remain true after our universe is gone.

(This is presumably not true in places frequented by unattached young people, but I have never been young or unattached here, so I wouldn't know).