Sentence examples for presumably hold from inspiring English sources

All the scientists presumably hold their strong views without being influenced by monetary considerations.

'I'll put something lovely on a hook and someone will come along and swap it for something of theirs.' Being Port Eliot, she can presumably hold out for some high-class threads.

Let's face facts: even though folks who read this magazine presumably hold the research process in high regard, the phrase "academic research hospital" probably doesn't sound as exciting as, say, the mow-down spirit of Wall Street or the Tyson-Holyfield match.

Well, such an "opinion" would presumably hold either a) that homosexual acts are morally good or at least neutral (in which case no charge of homophobia will be forthcoming); or b) that homosexual acts are morally wrong (but this claim just is homophobic, by definition).

The events of the last year have precipitated one of the greatest dangers that the extremes of lawlessness have always offered as a threat: that we, in our fear and rage, will turn away from the very laws that we presumably hold in the highest regard.

He will be the Yankees' best left-handed pinch-hitter, and Manager Joe Torre will presumably hold on to Polonia until he knows he can use him in a situation when he will face a right-handed pitcher in the late innings -- and Benitez fits that description.

(The man, presumably, holding that rope).

This presumably holds true for all amorphous brittle ceramic materials.

And as such presumably held a Ph.D. in Psychology?

Hats off!" A small bag was carried away, presumably holding the remains of a police officer.

The remaining 11 ranks presumably held their spears vertically or rested them on the shoulders of those in front.