Sentence examples for presumably interesting from inspiring English sources

After that, it wants to get really obscure, adding pages for high school teams and athletes whose careers are presumably interesting only to the players themselves, and perhaps their schoolmates and parents.

The 50 million drawings are just a start — the other 750 million or so will be released over time, and presumably interesting data from other projects as well.

Before this we simply didn't require such a word, as things were, presumably, inherently interesting.

But from all resulted approximations, presumably, most interesting is third.

We also limited the set to diseases/drugs in comparison with control (instead of other diseases/drugs) because this subset is presumably more interesting and also easier to interpret.

These aging genes were presumably more interesting to determine the association of aging with neurological and psychiatric diseases.

In another chapter Mr. Berger reports that NASA's Mars Pathfinder project bolstered the sales of Mars bars simply by acting "as a trigger that reminded people of the candy," and that Cheerios gets more word of mouth than Disney World (even though the Magic Kingdom is presumably a more interesting topic) because so many more people eat the cereal every day than go to Disney World.

If the interview was tape recorded, Rigelsford and Meffen presumably took the most "interesting" parts.

"Bad Teacher" was a more interesting movie, presumably, than plain old "Teacher" would have been.

Merits aside, overhauling the public pension system would cause some interesting and presumably unintended consequences.

(Presumably, they find it interesting to watch us fight the battles they have already lost or won).