Sentence examples for presumably choose from inspiring English sources

Some schools would presumably choose not to fill the extra time with formal lessons.

In that case, Japan and some of the other Asians would presumably choose between the European candidate and Mr. Fischer.

In nature, a lek is a communal mating area where males gather to engage in flamboyant courtship displays, and females stroll by to judge the performers and presumably choose the fittest, most resourceful or most amusing of the lot.

This of course is wholly indeterminate since different adults will presumably choose differently in the same situation.

Otherwise, a lot of people would presumably choose not to chip in, and these free riders would risk disrupting "labor peace," which is to say they would leech off the hard work of labor organizers and foment discord between workers and management.

The gallery presumably chose this image as the most likely to boost attendance.

Ivona's name and nationality were presumably chosen by Stamm as a nod to Witold Gombrowicz.

The majority of those interviewed are adolescents, presumably chosen because they would be more articulate than their younger siblings.

The report does not deny the accomplishments for which Yale presumably chose its honorees -- prominent politicians, philosophers and inventors.

Since "Race" is unknown to most theatergoers, Mr. Edelstein presumably chose a straightforward, naturalistic style to avoid any clouding interpretive gloss.

He was presumably chosen because he's folksy and likable and could make his party's position sound reasonable.