Sentence examples for presumably talking about from inspiring English sources

"I was never at the stage Denis got to," says Brian, presumably talking about bases again.

Presumably talking about the issue for a day of 'awareness' is cheaper than actually investing in the solution students groups have been repeatedly campaigning for".

In Mrs. Obama's defense, the queen did touch her first, putting her arm around her as the two looked down at their feet, presumably talking about shoes.

"Let me give it to you purely from a rap perspective," L.A. Reid told the others, presumably talking about a 14-year-old named Brian Bradley after he and others performed the Jay-Z song "Wishing on a Star".

He is now presumably talking about a much broader reduction in the labor force, focusing on specific unions like District Council 37, which employs many of the city's service workers.

He was presumably talking about Torres, who shook his head as he trudged off, though the striker's comments this week that the club had become "messed up" last summer when "circumstances dictated" that Xabi Alonso, Alvaro Arbeloa and Sami Hyypia had to be sold, teed up the manager to discuss the financial position.

But he was someone who was interested in politics, and therefore we presumably talked about politics.

This is the game management Roy Hodgson was talking about, presumably.

During the bridge, the lyrics presumably talks about a marriage which did not work out for unknown reasons, "I tried to be a good girl/ I tried to be your wife/ I diminished myself/ And I swallowed my light".

When they casually point to being "celebrated" as their ideal, they're presumably not talking about being elected treasurer of the Neighborhood Association.

Now, presumably he was talking about an academy school, but he could not bring himself to say that word: does that mean he is in the reform or the statist camp?