Sentence examples for presumably say from inspiring English sources

Were he still around, though, Watts would presumably say that this misses the point.

He'll also blame Bush for the recession, and presumably say we'd be going back to the policies that caused the recession.

Goldman would presumably say that it is violence, not sex, that our pre-teen heroine learns, but that is a cowardly distinction — although, to be fair, it is a cowardice shared by everyone from the M.P.A.A. down.

And an animated video cartoon by Packard Jennings, in which President Bush and members of his cabinet say things they would presumably say if they were completely honest, has a fine deadpan humor.

On November 7th the "People's Republic" of Berkeley, California 71,000 voters, roughly 5% of whom are registered Republicans will decide by ballot whether they want the president out, and presumably say yes.Berkeley's move has caused much ridicule on conservative TV channels, yet a grassroots movement of sorts is developing.

(Schleiermacher would presumably say that analogous considerations help to justify the intracultural side of the art as well).

Presumably, says the Chicago economist Stan V. Smith, people cherish life itself much more than their work.

This presumably says much about why she was in the news for winning the Veuve Clicquot businesswoman of the year award and I was not.

He's just had a crack from 25 yards and presumably said the Armenian equivalent of 'drat' as it flew well wide.

Presumably said button was labeled "Fuck Everything Up".

Presumably said button was labelled "Fuck Everything Up".