Sentence examples for presumably late from inspiring English sources

"DO YOU gamble?" the (presumably) late Lord Lucan once asked a friend.

Yet presumably late bloomers still continue to bloom when they're forced to make their own ends meet.

You might be watching a lawyer coming in, presumably late for their case.

Over the evolutionary history of mammals, which has experienced a large-scale increase in dental complexity, major dental traits have evolved that began at early evolutionary stages as peripheral features, low on a tooth crown, and developed presumably late in ontogeny.

Arrowheads indicate strongly fluorescent vesicles, presumably late endosomes, which do not appear in the rod1Δ mutant.

By employing a site with ring current shifts that only appear on complete docking of residues 17 19 upon the Trp/Tyr-bearing helix focuses our study on the, presumably late, cage-forming step.

The team added that, if the giant waves were big enough to reach Israel, "then presumably other Late Bronze Age coastal sites across the Eastern Mediterranean littoral will likely have been affected as well".

These shows don't attract large audiences but they draw devoted ones, made up, presumably, of late bloomers who indulge a giddy repulsion in thoughts of their 15-year-old selves.

If there's any moment when the first-person protagonist of his poems might possess biographical content, it occurs in The House of Fame when his guide, a sceptical eagle, describes him completing his "reckonings" and returning to the solitude of his quarters to read (and presumably write) late into the night, in estrangement from his more sociable neighbours.

Among these "more complex characters" are Father Rydzyk and, presumably, the late Pope John Paul II, which The Krasnals said is intended to highlight the confusing divide between religion and secularism in Poland.

Early posterior capsular opacification was noted OD, and an early nuclear sclerotic cataract noted OS, presumably a late developing complication of the initial trauma.