Sentence examples for presumably appealing from inspiring English sources

Presumably appealing to a different audience is the program of contemporary American music.

Presumably appealing for library financing, a woman named Debbie Langsmer wrote to Mr. Vallone's predecessor: "I like books.

20th Century Fox was playing both sides, so to speak, fashioning a big-scale, fx-filled biblical epic that would play to general moviegoers around the world while also presumably appealing to more overtly religious viewers who don't necessarily spend much time in "secular Hollywood". It's a tricky balance, and I would argue it's a balance that cost the film artistically, but I digress.

"There is a risk to higher-yielding stocks," which would presumably become less appealing if the maximum 15percenttaxax on dividends were raised, Mr. Fowler said.

It costs $25 a month (free for registered nonprofits) and will presumably be more appealing to businesses.

In addition to the basic universal plug-in, they have created an apple-shaped version, called Yablo-Chups (pictured left), presumably aimed at appealing to the Japanese market (judging by the kawaii design).

The sequence of the awards has been changed to obtain a presumably more appealing pace.

This hypothesis is appealing, since presumably the intergene spacers should present a larger target for insertions and deletions and these events should be neutral, whereas events within gene structures would likely be selected against.

We illustrated the type-token distinction by appealing to words, so presumably we think we know at least roughly what a word type is.

In fact, a 2010 OKCupid report found that 20% of its users said they made more money than they really did, presumably to make themselves seem more appealing.

"Instead of constantly sucking up to a group of people who will never vote for you," Coulter continued, presumably referring to Hispanics, "how about appealing to the other voters who are just going to stay home and say 'screw you.'".