Sentence examples for presumably real from inspiring English sources

Presumably real authors don't worry about these things.

Yet the Pacific & its subsidiary seas are presumably real & agreeable to the people who live on them.

Passages of Dunbar's autobiographical plays are acted out in the open spaces of the very estates where she grew up, surrounded by the (presumably real) residents looking on.

"Whore" (from Spain) is a forced, pseudo-serious study of the world's oldest profession that mixes the observations of (presumably real, mostly female) hookers with a dull fictional subplot starring Daryl Hannah.

Presumably real events -- a botched romantic encounter, a nocturnal moment on campus -- are mixed with fantasy: skinny girls invade her apartment; a young man irons her newspaper; in a move recalling Charlotte Perkins Gilman's short story "The Yellow Wallpaper," the young woman climbs the wall of her apartment and hovers in midair.

Simultaneously, the father's inclusion increased the LR for the match with the other sample to get a more confident decision on returning the corpse to the (presumably) real relatives.

Sojern and Weinsheimer admit that online interest, and presumably real-world interest, is nowhere near in scale to Jamaica or Puerto Rico.

Why, some might wonder, would Mr. Brown, presumably a real person using his a real name, go public with this information, given the risk?

Presumably the real present will be a squad place for the tournament.

On Saturday they will presumably exchange real punches in the ring.

Presumably in real life it's used to poke potential bombs and such.