Sentence examples for presumably for some from inspiring English sources

Presumably, for some, the answer is yes.

But the fact that the Iranians are building it, presumably for some mysteriously bellicose purposes, contrasts with the fact that the Iranians stepped back from their typically heavy anti-American posture during a recent naval exercise in the gulf.

Logan and Rory played a friends-with-benefits, no strings attached kind of game, presumably for some time.

Whimsically named conference rooms include the "Bromance Chamber," for some one-on-one time, and "The Breakup Room," presumably for some alone time.

People carrying out such hate crimes presumably think, for some reason, ordinary Muslims have some sympathy with the Paris attacks.

"It's ironic that I should be getting engaged at just the moment when I'm becoming...". Mr. Rubin pauses for an uncharacteristically long time, presumably searching for some modest way to describe his enhanced status.

Job: editor-in-chief, the Economist Age: 50 Industry: publishing, digital media 2012 ranking: 66 A must-read in uncertain economic times, the future prosperity of John Micklethwait's Economist is presumably assured for some time to come.

Regrettably, Shell, presumably striving for some textual equivalent of a stutter, encumbers his work with labored puns ("how gags gag"), odd catchphrases ("talk the walk or walk the talk"), and the modish deconstruction of words ("dis-ease," "dis-ability").

Why is Porky Pig's stutter funny?—and he provides an engaging discussion of the historical importance of speaking "properly". Regrettably, Shell, presumably striving for some textual equivalent of a stutter, encumbers his work with labored puns ("how gags gag"), odd catchphrases ("talk the walk or walk the talk"), and the modish deconstruction of words ("dis-ease," "dis-ability").

Mexico's drug cartels are presumably responsible for some of these disappearances.

When they did, they uncovered some abandoned golf bags stashed on the river banks near a golf course, presumably waiting for some stateside member of the smuggling team dressed in terrible plaid clothing to pick them up.