Sentence examples for presumably may from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the theological postulates of the civil religion presumably may be false, a point that Rousseau seemed to recognize.
What I find particularly disturbing is they had my account details, so presumably may well have access to other information that TalkTalk holds, such as my bank details.
Lady Kluck Lady Kluck was a loud, fat chicken-woman who took care of Maid Marian (and, presumably, may have wet-nursed her with chicken milk?!) in Disney's Robin Hood.
What kind of an example is it to my medical microbiology students when they see the photograph with "Clues to an Alien Virus" (Aug. 8), showing a scientist manipulating mosquitoes which presumably may be carriers of the West Nile virus without gloves and with a Band-Aid covering a cut or other wound on his finger?
Thus it can show a photo portrait of, say, a top soccer star, David Beckham, while its new acquisitions include oils of the businessman Richard Branson and the stage director Jonathan Miller, who presumably may still be working when Mr. Beckham has hung up his boots.
He's also a producer behind "Men in Black III," which, presumably, may make a few bucks.
Presumably, nuns may feel guided by God.
Of course, Hollywood, for whom this book was presumably written, may not care.
Hence, presumably, stimulus may not get us out of this mess.
He has pardoned anyone (in his own secret service, presumably) who may have kidnapped Mr Kovac's son three years ago.
Hence its greater gaiety and ease of contrivance, its (on the whole) superior finish, and its flattering air of speaking to the reader who, himself presumably educated, may be spared the obvious.
