Sentence examples for presumably read from inspiring English sources

The wealthiest employed literate chefs; others presumably read recipes to their servants.

It's clear that the letter has been opened by the lawyer, presumably read.

Lucy surely knows the truth behind Simon's death, having presumably read his thoughts as she slept with him, but is she telling the truth about his suicide?

The National Intelligence Estimate, prepared for and presumably read by Mr. Bush in July, tells a very different story from the one the president is telling.

The document's title suggests that the N.S.A. at least got warrants from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court, which operates in secret, before it tracked and, presumably, read e-mails connected to these addresses.

In other words, the situation was no secret: people peacefully sitting with the paper in Washington presumably read about the threat to the soldiers while they were still alive.

Presumably reading this as suit-preference for clubs, South shifted to that suit.

Not only does Jesus look like a European rather than a first century Semite, he's holding a crucifix staff -- and presumably reading a Christian bible (suggested by the crucifix).

Among many others, they hacked the Skype account of the indie game developer I was working for at the time, presumably reading our conversations about the game we were making looking for the moment when we uttered "now to further the secret SJW agenda".

Therefore, (since you're presumably reading this before you get fired) today, when you go to work, and regularly as long as you're working for someone else: Email to your personal (non-work) email address anything on your work computer that you'd want after being let go: personal emails, work samples, your coworker's cookie recipe, whatever.

You know less about any given book than its publishers do: they, presumably, have read it; you haven't.