Sentence examples for presumably he thinks from inspiring English sources

Presumably he thinks that we will be more impressed if we focus on loans to smaller, and perhaps more sympathetic, companies.

Presumably he thinks his valuation of the moral merit of Google's actions trumps the social merit of the public space needed for society to function.

"Searing and timely," indeed: presumably he thinks Ian McEwan's Enduring Love was a "tour de force", while the latest Andy McNab is "a real page-turner"?

Presumably, he thinks that sensory qualities such as taste are like moral and aesthetic qualities in that they are secondary, not inherent properties of things, "but belong entirely to the sentiment, internal or external" (Hume 1985 235).

Presumably, he thinks those who play the right way (read: white way) don't share that culture.

Presumably, he thought he would be doing the consolidating.

Presumably, he thought nothing much depended on this issue and that it was a matter of taste.

"If he's here, it's presumably because he thinks he can win".

Now Mr. Levy, the Suffolk County executive, is planning to run for governor of New York as a Republican, presumably because he thinks he can win more easily that way.

Brad DeLong also links to Roger Farmer, presumably because he thinks Farmer, in his attack on the concept of the natural rate of unemployment, is making a fundamentally similar argument.

Since then, he has refused to drop any hint about the succession, presumably because he thinks that by doing so he would set off an ugly power struggle that could lead to his own speedy retirement.President Mubarak has never appointed a vice-president, which some constitutional lawyers deem illegal.