Sentence examples for presumably changed from inspiring English sources

At the play's climax, Jerry, having picked a fight, impales himself on a knife that Peter is holding, leaving Peter shocked and, presumably, changed forever.

The family name had been Apfel; it was presumably changed around the time of the First World War, when there was a lot of ill feeling toward people with names reminiscent of the Hun.

The incidence of children born with functional univentricular heart (UVH) and their prognosis presumably changed substantially in recent years.

Still, it's not on the playing field with the best Twitter apps: Tweetie 2, Echofon (which presumably changed its name from TwitterFon because it didn't want to make Twitter upset), and Birdfeed.

But civil rights laws presumably changed all that and an employer today wouldn't dream of applying this standard to a racial or ethnic group. .

Firefighters finally got the riders out at 3 AM and sent them home, where they presumably changed their soiled pants or whatever, crawled into bed, and hoped against hope that they wouldn't have to relive the whole nightmare in an actual nightmare.

This will presumably change when receiver Santonio Holmes returns and the Jets free Sanchez.

Money, presumably, changes his mind: the first film cost $25m and made $227m, while the second made $376m.

4.35am GMT 29th over: New Zealand 62-3 (Williamson 31, Brownlie 5) Monty Panesar comes back to replace Anderson, who will presumably change ends.

People presumably change their own attitudes when they no longer seem to correspond with prevailing circumstances and, hence, fail to serve as guides to action.

In the excellent interactive graphic, Mali ranked 43d out of the 158 countries studied, something which will presumably change following the jihadist thrust there that has led to the military intervention of France and African nations, supported by the United States.