Sentence examples for presumably feel from inspiring English sources

The Jennings presumably feel the same way.

L.N.: But I think that even artists who presumably feel that they're outsiders, like Redon, for example, aren't, really.

They have been largely ignored by both Iraqi and American officials, who presumably feel that they have more pressing problems.

Most of us presumably feel closest to Henry, who has the least to do with the crime, but is absolutely an accomplice to it.

The savvy managers of one of the world's leading organizations in the contemporary arena presumably feel that now is the moment to look afresh at the art of painters who know how to wield the brush and compose a picture.

It also has impressive grounds, with a vast garden, a 27-hole golf course and even a petting zoo, complete with llamas who presumably feel as at home in the Alps as the Andes.

McDaniels presumably felt the same way.

(MSNBC, home to Keith Olbermann and Tucker Carlson, presumably felt it already had enough clownish star power on hand).

But the teacher-turned-author presumably felt that these were all issues that her problem children needed to address.

And who better to do so than his wife, who presumably felt she could do it without undermining him?

As Kieren Jack presumably felt at the beginning of the third quarter when something came between him and the sun.