Sentence examples for presumably really from inspiring English sources

Cat people really are different from dog people, it turns out, according to a study that really was conducted and, presumably, really did receive some kind of funding.

In other words, Cloze highlights the emails that come from people who, presumably, really matter to you.

Since September of last year, their absurd-yet-relatable videos have grown a nearly 4,000-person-strong 4,000-person-strong 4,000-person-strong stufollowinghis:  .

Thank god they also had the kind of budget that meant it wasn't just a poster from Camden Market of Pac and a weed leaf that moves when you walk past it, so it actually looked fucking great (and presumably really, really creepy to all the people at Coachella who were tripping balls).

Obviously it makes sense and presumably Gabo really did play with it, presumably some years ago".

One way of taking this is that Plato, and presumably Socrates, really did have doctrines to teach, but that for some irritating reason they preferred to unveil them only partially, one bit at a time, in a kind of intellectual striptease.

Guggenheim New York - a Frank Lloyd-Wright masterpiece that manages to do with concrete what, presumably, Le Corbusier always really, really wanted concrete to do.

The girl, presumably an actress, really did seem like a lost child in a park.

Presumably you're really saying that the blogosphere is riding to the rescue because the MSM can't.

With a cast that includes Bill Murray, Bruce Willis and Frances McDormand, it's the story of a romance between a pair of precocious 12-year-olds who run away, presumably to somewhere really picturesque.

Everywhere you looked on television or on the World Wide Web, people were promising to take you backstage, past the security guards, beyond the tall hedges of those Brentwood estates where the glitterati were celebrating their wonderfulness and where, presumably, all the really juicy stuff was going on.