Sentence examples for presumably little from inspiring English sources

Like many another writer, Kelly is betrayed by his editor.... "True History of the Kelly Gang" is most moving and persuasive where, presumably, little record exists — Ned Kelly's childhood... [The novel] has a bold, warm generosity.

It was one of the memorable scenes of these championships, and as Felix exited the stage with presumably little chance of participating in the relays this weekend, the three medalists were understandably enjoying their success.

It is presumably little comfort to him that the slogan has metamorphosed over the years from "Because I'm worth it" to "Because you're worth it" to "Because we're worth it".

If the battle reaches the Supreme Court, there's presumably little chance that Justice Kennedy would sign off on requiring doctors to read a script of made-up data posing as facts.

There'll be another "independent" editorial board, presumably little different from those at the Times and Wall Street Journal, which have done nothing to prevent Murdoch from appointing his favourite editors or running the newspapers according to his own vision.

Since presumably little, if anything, can be done about the design, I add my plea for the utmost consideration of everyone, patrons and personnel, for the readers, many of whom are engaged in serious research.

Actually, he's a musician himself, a drummer in a string of presumably little-known rock bands.

Presumably a little of both.

Pompadour presumably had little time for such trinkets.

(That Blair was personally opposed to a ban presumably cuts little mustard).

Presumably the little horse was supposed to cheer, as it looks like a toy.