Sentence examples for presumably exciting from inspiring English sources
Bin Ladenism, the original al-Qaida blueprint that led to 9/11, implies a fixation with the symbolism of dates, numbers and repeat attacks (as in two separate attacks on the World Trade Centre, one in 1993, one in 2001), all of which fans the imaginations of potential victims as well as, presumably, exciting the conspiratorial minds of the members of the terrorist organisation.
Exciting exciting exciting.
When the Union cancelled my invitation a couple of days before the debate – presumably someone more exciting had become available – I can't pretend that I wasn't a bit relieved.
But the home page for the archive has little charm, and the categories assigned to what are presumably the most exciting photographic subjects ("people," "places," 1860-1970 by decade) don't exactly tantalize.
After months of selling a self-published memoir about the effect Star Wars has had on his life, author Gib Van Ert found that Amazon has pulled the title because it references the words "Star Wars" and, presumably, describes some exciting star warring within.
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Presumably it was not exciting enough.
He passed away at 90, presumably after an unusually exciting crescendo to an octogenarian era.
Whether they get a pennant or not, this will presumably make for more exciting games.
While Fuel3D is not the first to build a high resolution 3D scanner by any means, its focus on making such high end tech affordable — putting a sub-$1,000 price-tag on the device for its Kickstarter campaign — is presumably what's especially exciting investors here.
