Sentence examples for presumably my from inspiring English sources

Presumably my income will drop (by about 50%, I'm guessing).

Presumably my husband likes stinky cheese and the challenge of living near my hormones.

Presumably, my fellow players would do as Mr Bush did – enact a taxpayer-funded bailout of the big banks.

Presumably my forebears had inquiring and capacious minds much like mine and my father's, and I have often pondered what it would be like to be us and to live like that.

But putting aside that qualm I will simply point out that if I were a moral relativist, then, presumably, my attitude towards non-Kantians would be: Live and let live.

I don't remember what I wrote (presumably my report is somewhere in the Cape archive), and I don't remember anything about the book itself except that I felt completely unrepentant about not recommending it.

I can't even remember how I lived before I had one – presumably because my life was so awful without my iPhone that I've blanked it all from my memory.

I have health insurance not because it improves my health on any given day, but because regular access to the medical system will, presumably, improve my health over time.

Each time, I watched other travelers processed quickly after showing their documents, while I was kept waiting — one time for more than an hour as my bag ended up in lost property — as immigration officials looked over a computer screen (presumably showing my details) and summoned their seniors.

Not acting, presumably... My father was an elder in the Presbyterian church.

Alan laughed, presumably at my un-dirty mind.