Sentence examples for presumably commanded from inspiring English sources
Those prices are presumably commanded by an abstract assumption that, by some kind of sartorial osmosis, the garments have been imbued with the essence of wearers past.
To support and allow someone to donate their organs after death is to do little more than offer them and their desires the respect they presumably commanded in life.
That said, the Washington Post is the larger of the two, and so presumably commands a larger share of that specific revenue pool.
He will be a free agent after next season and presumably will command much more than Cain.
Many of the photographs document medical care in the U.S. Navy during World War II, and were presumably taken by the Field Medical Photographic Unit Clay commanded.
Cheryl Tomiczek was over 21 and presumably in command of her own fate.
The PM is the hero of the drama, standing in the center of all the major happenings, presumably in command of the situation, working according to a well-crafted plan of action.
Tom was desperate to be dutiful and presumably pleased when the reservist Yeomanry regiment he commanded was posted to Egypt.
Ishmael was first saved when God commanded Abraham to cast him and his mother into the desert, presumably to die.
When, in a 1998 edict, bin Laden commanded his followers to kill Americans and their allies, military and civilian, this presumably included his niece Wafah.
