Sentence examples for presumably mentioned from inspiring English sources

Access to high-quality care is presumably mentioned as a way to reassure prospective clients that they should feel confident that they will receive professional care when they go abroad for treatment.

Peach (presumably Elaine) and Bowser (presumably Newman) are mentioned in the video, but not shown, which is unfortunate because a Newman-ed version of Bowser would certainly be an interesting character.

Vicky adds: Additional sound effects to what turned out to be a marvelous score (whose authorship was not mentioned, presumably because its composer is unknown) were provided by Benjamin's young son and friends, who manned a tornado machine of their own devising for the tempestuous finale.

Presumably, the intention mentioned is an intention about what the addressee is to believe about the speaker.

The evidence for circulating Fgf15 are circumstantial, and the presence of circulating Fgf15 has never been shown, as mentioned presumably because it is not there.

Presumably they have also mentioned it to their suppliers and partners, all of which cut cheques to begging political campaigns on a regular basis.

Your profile analysis shows a score for the mood of posts from friends and apps that you're mentioned in, presumably based on keyword sentiment analysis.

All of the people I've mentioned here presumably know how to apologize, of course.

He also mentioned that "presumably, once the novel is nailed down, work will begin in earnest on getting the sequel going".

The one senior official who was not mentioned -- presumably because of the talent for remaining behind the scenes that once earned him the secret service nickname "Backseat" -- was Dick Cheney.

When the Jesuits brought back the first reports of the Wall to the West, European scholars were puzzled that Marco Polo had not mentioned the presumably perennial "Great Wall" in his Travels.