Sentence examples for presumably believe from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials presumably believe that this situation will change over time.

(Although Scalia and Thomas presumably believe that abortion should be illegal, their jurisprudence doesn't require states to make it illegal).

What economists who support his proposal presumably believe is that after the election this can all be fixed.

Mr Hollande must presumably believe in his loyalty to the new team; he may judge that his former stance was driven by opportunism rather than conviction.

Meanwhile the residue of attitudes and practices once foisted on everyone by the zealous still dog and bedevil us, as witness the poor benighted Catholic Poles suffering at the sight of what - you have to larf - they presumably believe God created.

Many presumably believe that the display charcoals are there to advertise the style and technique of the individual artist, and that the ever-shifting gallery of stars is meant to help customers gauge the skill and verisimilitude they can expect if they sit for a portrait.

More than that, he presumably believes that the priorities he's set out make sense.

Comcast presumably believes that cables and content to push through them are worth more together than separately.

He presumably believes that angry Catalans will vote for his nationalist coalition, Convergence and Union, or for separatist parties.

And while there won't be big synergies, América Móvil presumably believes that it can run KPN better than the current managers, unlocking extra value.

Mr McCain has done a quick politician's backflip, but some of his audience presumably believed what he and Sarah Palin were saying.