Sentence examples for presumably emphasize from inspiring English sources

That is, skilled readers presented with familiar words presumably emphasize the lexical pathway during the read task, and the phonological pathway during the regularize task.

It was represented as a human-headed falcon, presumably to emphasize its mobility.

The Yugo was cast presumably to emphasize that Nick, played by Michael Cera, is not the coolest kid on the block.

Philip Witcomb used similar restraint in costume design for most of the characters, but he does put Mr. Burgess in a bright-green suit, presumably to emphasize his toadness.

Mr. Donnellan tends to keep all the play's characters onstage at the same time — presumably to emphasize their collective social guilt — even after they've left town or died.

All of the images are uncommissioned 'found' images pulled from 'authentic' iPhone users — presumably to emphasize the fact that Apple doesn't need to pay creative people to use its products.

The contrast is presumably deliberate, to emphasize the gap between tender fantasy and harsh reality.

Our findings emphasize that slow, presumably genomic, but not more rapid effects of corticosteroids enhance hippocampal-dependent fear memories.

Gallup noted that its survey took place before CNN and Fox News botched the Supreme Court's ruling on President Obama's health care law, presumably as a way to emphasize just how little faith people seem to have in their newscasts.

The term does not appear in the writings of the apostle Paul, and the Letter of Barnabas (12 10) expressly prefers Son of God, presumably because Son of Man was thought to emphasize the "human" Jesus and thus to diminish him.

The differences in preferences of patients and the public shown in our study also suggests areas that physicians should emphasize when communicating with recently diagnosed patients who presumably have no prior experience of the disease.