Sentence examples for presumably no one from inspiring English sources

Because presumably no one would catch on.

Presumably, no one who ends up on the medal stand will be easing into the finish in that race.

Presumably no one could sell stolen work on the market openly".

Woods has lately been the subject of so much scrutiny and second-guessing that the attention alone may account for why he wants to spend a week on a military base, where presumably no one will demand to know why he no longer hits the low stinger and misses so many greens in regulation.

In a post-racial society, presumably, no one would fashion a swastika out of feces on a dorm wall, as reportedly happened in the events leading up to the student protests at the University of Missouri that toppled both the university's president and chancellor.

Among the many accusations in a document in which presumably no one wants to see his name — the state inspector general's report on the competition to install video slot machines at the Aqueduct racetrack in Queens — there are numerous instances of name dropping and handshaking with political and community leaders.

Presumably no-one had told him that it is against the law to draw in court.

Now at one time, America had economic strength great enough to be taken for granted, but presumably, no-one is foolish enough to think that today.

The fact that there is no mention of childbirth in "Oh Excellent Air Bag!", despite the fact that 50% of mothers are spaced out on laughing gas during the whole ordeal, is presumably because no one has yet written an account of having a baby as a pharmo-picaresque experience.

The goalkeeper, Ray Clemence, initially went for the cross, then stopped and changed direction, scrambling and diving back, presumably thinking no one would be behind him.

The Bifas have a new host for the occasion, swapping Irishman James Nesbitt for fellow countryman Chris O'Dowd, presumably hoping no one would notice.