Sentence examples for presumably good from inspiring English sources

They are presumably good at some things.

But Auriemma did, which is presumably good news for his vocal cords.

"Only 10 years ago, companies wanted to make records, presumably good records, and see if they sold.

Not only that, but those bagel eaters knew the provider and had feelings (presumably good ones) about him.

Presumably, good things continue, as Mr. Dunkel conducts Smetana's "Bartered Bride" Overture, Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony and Brahms's Violin Concerto, with Nadja Saserno-soloisterg as solointhen the concerto.

"... that the English for touché is in fact... 'Av It!" 46 mins: No changes at the break, so Zamora is presumably good to go for another while.

The decisions Grassley disagrees with are "political," whereas the ones he likes are, presumably, just good judging.

Mr. Blumenthal's taste for conspiracy -- even his White House friends called him "Grassy Knoll" in a presumably good-natured way -- found early traction in his political career.

I look forward to hearing whether the mother of two presumably good-looking young men really meant what she said about women needing to go ugly to find men of any real worth.

Literature--presumably good, bad, great, or trashy--lights up our brains in areas beyond just language processing.

I often mention to goo-goo types that Haiti has thousands of N.G.O.'s, which are presumably doing good work (well, at least half of them).