Sentence examples for presumably intended from inspiring English sources

What does "applied" mean for work that was always presumably intended for use?

She sounds like a middle-aged madam rather than the independent young woman DiSclafani presumably intended.

This was presumably intended as a suit-preference signal for diamonds.

Using an image of Lord Ram was presumably intended to stir up Hindu voters.

It was, presumably, intended to offend, and it is having that effect.

Security guards confiscated eggs – presumably intended to be thrown – minutes before the NSA chief spoke.

Lansley spoke about "expenditure on management consultants", but his words left a (presumably intended) false impression.

This provision was presumably intended to address Iraq's conduct in the 1991 gulf war.

has in its window a sign presumably intended to scare away nervous or haunted people.

That's not a legal term, but Mr. Akin presumably intended to exclude statutory rape along with who knows what else.

Dressed in a yellow presumably intended to suggest dandelions, Mr. See, ever imperturbable, looks more like a dancing egg yolk.