Sentence examples for presumably he knows from inspiring English sources

Presumably, he knows this already.

But let's examine why the Cameron prescription is part populism, part poison and part snake-oil: since he's not stupid, presumably he knows it.

If he's going to legislate for 10 years of company tax cuts in a few months time, then presumably he knows how much they will be costing.

Presumably he knows of speculation that he was injured by his wife or the wreck or both, and knows he is the butt of jokes on every talk show in the land.

Erdoğan earned a high school diploma from Eyüp school and studied Business Administration at the Aksaray School of Economics and Commercial Sciences in Istanbul, so presumably he knows how to count and to calculate that more than 2,100 in seven weeks is a somewhat lesser rate than 23,600 in three days or 33,771 in two days.

Presumably he knew something about losing a family.

Presumably he knew that there were not enough to save everyone but did not advertise this information.

And what's worse is a Catholic convert (presumably he knew that Berenson, a Lithuanian Jew, had once converted to Catholicism before lapsing?).

But like his rebels, he wants to repatriate some powers from the EU (though he is vague on which ones and how, presumably because he knows this will be difficult).

He also doesn't wish to examine too closely the underlying "chemical imbalance" theory of depression on which the alleged efficacy of the SSRIs is based, presumably because he knows that it's essentially bunk: no fixed correlation has been established, despite intensive study, between levels of serotonin in the brain and depression.

At what point did DJ Churrasco's admittedly gently humorous routine where he pretends to DJ while dipping unspecified food items in bowls of god knows what become so legendary that someone, presumably someone he knows quite well, thought, "mate, we've got to get this one on camera, this is good banter," and, thus, it became enshrined in the canon of banter?