Sentence examples for presumably know that from inspiring English sources

The spies presumably know that their opponents (as well as civilian security researchers) will try to reverse-engineer any computerised bugs they stumble across.

They presumably know that the importance of high-street banking is dwarfed by the clout of the banks' investment wings, but that doesn't necessarily detract from the damage to their brands that can be wrought by such targeted protest.

But unlike "A Beautiful Mind," the DNC presumably knows that it's misleading itself.

"He was committing an act of civil disobedience and presumably knew that required accepting the punishment.

Steven presumably knows that Patrick is actually going to produce this quantity–I'm sorry this quantity.

Delingpole presumably knew that our paper said nothing at all about revising the impact of CO2 on climate.

The President wants to make peace and presumably knows that it won't happen without a huge and politically brutal American effort.

As a successful writer, Josie presumably knows that the cardinal rule of prose fiction is "Show us, don't tell us".

Although Mr. Ross owns the Miami Dolphins football franchise, and so presumably knows that all-star games tend to be duds and teamwork wins championships, Hudson Yards derives from a conviction that high-end tenants demand distinct, name-brand buildings.

Mr Milosevic presumably knows that his armed forces would be little match for a serious NATO offensive, and his best hope of avoiding one is to divide the alliance through tactical concessions.

Libby, according to Fitzgerald's indictment, gave a false story to agents and, later, to a grand jury, even though he knew investigators had his notes, and presumably knew that several of his White House colleagues had already provided testimony and documentary evidence that would undercut his own story.