Sentence examples for presumably resemble from inspiring English sources

Last year, in a new burst of assertiveness, the Russian National Security Council announced that it would widen the armed forces' preventive use of nuclear weapons beyond big wars to include regional and local conflicts where the conventionally armed "aggressors" would presumably resemble countries like Georgia.

The open-source OS is highly customizable, as Nvidia's SHIELD project proves, but that device is much more similar to a phone than what a smart watch would presumably resemble.

The first cells presumably resembled prokaryotic cells in lacking nuclei and functional internal compartments, or organelles.

The paradox increase of heart rate fluctuations below 0.15 Hz presumably resembles a resonance phenomenon rather than a real change in autonomic tone.

This would presumably somewhat resemble the kind of articulated robotic arms made famous by comic book villain Doctor Octopus, but less threatening and evil.

It takes bravery, too, to spend most of the second act naked except for underwear that presumably deliberately resembles diapers.

Presumably, these parameters would resemble those of variant CJD; that is, high infectivity central nervous system and lymphoreticular tissues of an infected cow find their way into products consumed by humans.

The south polar clouds appeared to consist of large particles, presumably methane, and resembled cumulus clouds on Earth.

Henry Nicholls, author of Lonesome George: The Life and Loves of the World's Most Famous Tortoise, reported that George was irresistibly attracted to the late Lord Devon's wartime helmet, presumably because it resembled the shell of a young tortoise.

The paternal ancestry of the Ashkenazi and Sephardic Levites is different, unlike the Cohanim from the two branches, who resemble each other and presumably originated before the two branches split.

Presumably, all Impressions qua vehicles of thought resemble one another merely by being Impressions.