Sentence examples for presumably rather from inspiring English sources

So his time in Ireland today, three weeks out from the elections, was presumably rather precious.

Peter Shea, a tenor, joins the archguitarists for some arrangements, presumably rather less arch, of songs by J. S. Bach.

So churchmen who would presumably rather not dignify the Milingo spectacle with a response have belatedly begun weighing in.

And he says he would like to rebuild a (presumably rather less open) new grouping around the euro zone of 17, not the current EU of 27.

But her very conservative stances on immigration would bring that issue to the fore, when Mr. Romney would presumably rather focus on the tepid economic recovery.

His crime, according to the Liverpool Echo, was to call Louis Saha, presumably rather loudly, "a fucking useless lazy French bastard".

Sir Alex Ferguson's complaints that Everton had "just lumped the ball" to Fellaini were presumably disingenuous, rather than plain stupid.

He also said if he were not traded, he would tell the world some things about the Dodgers that they presumably would rather not have exposed.

The Administration's next fight is likely to be over tax reform, and Trump presumably would rather not have Bannon, who has said that he favors raising taxes on the rich, leading an attack that could, in effect, split the base.

There was a time, in another Doctor age, when viewers (old and young) had to deal with no ethical dilemma greater than whether it was entirely meet to send some ageing, underpaid thesp in a crocheted swamp creature cossie, presumably scented rather funkily with despair and mothballs, careening into the corner-trap where the shaky scenery met the iffy script.

I tend to think of cities first and foremost in this sensual way, and to register my response to them by my transit of the urban scape; whereas for Hollis the flaneur is, presumably, a rather recondite – if not irrelevant – figure, although he professes to be a great urban walker himself.