Sentence examples for presumably referring from inspiring English sources

"And the other mob," he said, presumably referring to Ukip.

He was presumably referring to groups that oppose Hamas.

He was presumably referring to the bikes, not their riders.

Mr Moore was presumably referring to further refinements in Tri-Gate architecture.

But it also issued a pointed challenge to "politicians and intellectuals," presumably referring to Egyptian liberals.

He was presumably referring to the movement of many AOL executives to run the combined company.

And Charles II", presumably referring to the financial and aesthetic origins respectively.

In the last bit of that purple passage, McCain was presumably referring to himself.

"It's our right to have this business," he replied — the "we" presumably referring to white people, generally.

Raonic said he had had one good week in 2013, presumably referring to his win in San Jose.

We were presumably referring to the league whose formal name is Major League Soccer, so this should have been capitalized.