Sentence examples for presumably of from inspiring English sources

Evidence, presumably, of BBC belt-tightening.

Presumably of the willing, but count me out of that.

Burmese, breed of domestic cat, presumably of Asian origin.

Above it is an unfinished 14th-century carving, presumably of the abbot of Corcomroe.

But few people -- to the delight, presumably, of European tax collectors -- bothered to claim the money.

He died in 1983 at the age of 42, presumably of AIDS, according to Tonchi.

Many of them show evidence of healing and, presumably, of the patient's survival.

He died there overnight, presumably of some kind of brain hemorrhage.

Here comes the extreme juggling, presumably, of limbless corpses and soccer practice.

All that remains of the figure, presumably of his wife, that once stood beside him is her toes.

Well, they included Samuel Davis Wilson and Robert Eneas Lamberton, both of whom, weirdly, died in office, presumably of boredom.