Sentence examples for presumably although from inspiring English sources

On her way to the underworld, Eurydice has been forced to swim through a river that brings forgetfulness (the Lethe of lore, presumably, although it is not named).

Things began to change in 1996 when Sharon Stone, of all people, wore a Gap polo neck to the Oscars (along with some other clothes, presumably, although with Stone you never know) and the store promptly saw profits soar.

They are sprinkled with petals from above and given garlands of flowers – marigolds, presumably – although there aren't enough so Roy Walker and Sylvester McCoy have to share, joined at the neck.

Sadly, your depiction of Gordon Brown as St Sebastian (presumably, although a quick anecdotal survey told me many people assumed it was the crucifixion) with Tony Blair seemingly gloating in the corner was in the worst possible taste (May 10th).

Presumably, although NLOS is always present, multipath will be more noticeable when moving along the narrowest corridors.

Will the DUP respond by saying "fair enough" and accepting the BBC offer to broadcast a special Northern Ireland debate across the UK (presumably, although I have no inside knowledge, on the News or Parliament channels)?

State use of cyberweapons is presumably excepted, although their roles in cyberweapon components markets is legally a grey area and deserves closer attention (Jakobi, 2015; Herzog and Schmid, 2016; Wolf and Fresco, 2016).

Americans and, presumably, Europeans (although the continent is almost completely ignored) will have to work harder and tap into the huge new export markets that an upwardly mobile Asia presents.

That music – presumably accidentally, although possibly as a result of strategy meetings (and why not?) – offers a fusion of quasi-gospel fervour and icy electronics that aren't far off the cold, crude DIY synthtronica of early Human League.

Anything presumably goes — although, despite the above example, directly infringing others' IP is explicitly disallowed in what3words' T&Cs — so long as the string is not obviously offensive.

This level of complexity will presumably decrease, although not necessarily eliminate, the potential benefits to females of mate discrimination for good genes benefits, especially if there are costs involved in such choice.