Sentence examples for presumably answer from inspiring English sources

It will presumably answer the tantalizing questions about Harry's fate once and for all.

I have done this by submitting questions to both men who will presumably answer them in depth.

Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood will present The Great British Bake Off Christmas Special, in which the pair offer tips for a "stress-free Christmas" (to which the eight million people who watched this year's final would presumably answer: don't try to bake a pretzel).

The Yankees do not expect Pettitte in camp until Monday, at which time he will presumably answer questions about his use of human growth hormone and his testimony before Congress that Roger Clemens, his friend and former teammate, also used performance-enhancing drugs.

Thus, if asked if they wish to be protected from harm (say, from having their homes burned and livelihoods destroyed), from pain and mutilation (say, from having a hot poker plunged into their eyes), and from imposed dangers to health (say, from poison being put into their water supplies), they would presumably answer, yes.

Presumably, answers will emerge in the campaign.

But while Clemens presumably answers the players' pointed questions, he did not want to answer any about the Mitchell report, steroids, his tense relationship with his former teammate Andy Pettitte or possible perjury charges.

Presumably, the answer is that he fears provoking a political backlash.

Presumably, the answer seems to her as irrelevant in its detail as the inner workings of the country where she has made her home, one which she might have always found inscrutable but in which she has placed her most unquestioning faith.

Presumably the answer will vary across the different types of personal commitments that might lead one to do what cuts against justice requirements.

Presumably the answer requires returning to the historicity of love: it all depends on the historical details of the relationship my beloved and I have forged.